




Jeeves
5 books
Here are 5 books from the Jeeves series by P.G. Wodehouse and P. G. Wodehouse, listed in series order where known and publication order otherwise.
Books in order

My Man Jeeves
P. G. Wodehouse
Step into the world of Bertie Wooster, a charmingly clueless gentleman whose life is a perpetual series of social entanglements and minor catastrophes. Fortunately for Bertie, he has the unflappable and infinitely resourceful Jeeves, his personal valet, to extricate him from every predicament. Through a series of witty and farcical episodes, witness Jeeves's unparalleled ability to manage his employer's affairs, often with a subtle, masterful touch that leaves Bertie blissfully unaware of the true extent of his valet's genius. P. G. Wodehouse's inimitable prose shines in this collection, offering a delightful exploration of class, duty, and the enduring power of a truly exceptional manservant.

The Inimitable Jeeves
P.G. Wodehouse
In this collection of delightful tales, the unflappable valet Jeeves once again comes to the rescue of his amiable but often befuddled employer, Bertie Wooster. From navigating the treacherous waters of romantic entanglements to extricating Bertie and his friends from social blunders, Jeeves’s impeccable logic and resourceful solutions are put to the test. Wodehouse’s signature wit and masterful prose shine through as he explores themes of class, duty, and the absurdities of upper-class London life. Prepare for a charming and hilarious journey where every problem finds its perfect, often unexpected, resolution.

Right Ho, Jeeves
P.G. Wodehouse
In this delightful second novel featuring the beloved duo of Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, the hapless Bertie finds himself entangled in a series of romantic misadventures at his Aunt Dahlia's country estate, Brinkley Court. When Bertie attempts to play matchmaker between his friend Tuppy Glossop and his cousin Angela Travers, his well-intentioned schemes spiral into comic chaos, complicated further by the arrival of the eccentric Gussie Fink-Nottle and the formidable Madeline Bassett. With the household's prized French chef Anatole adding another layer of intrigue, Bertie must rely on the unflappable wisdom and resourcefulness of his valet Jeeves to navigate the tangled web of misunderstandings and romantic entanglements. Wodehouse's masterful blend of witty dialogue, absurd situations, and clever plotting showcases why these characters have endured as literary classics. A perfect escape into the golden age of British comedy, where no problem is too complicated for Jeeves to solve with style and discretion.

Carry on, Jeeves
P.G. Wodehouse
Experience the delightful world of Bertie Wooster and his unflappable valet, Jeeves, in this collection of classic tales. When Bertie finds himself in a pickle, whether it's navigating the complexities of love, dealing with formidable relatives, or escaping social embarrassments, Jeeves is always there with an ingenious, if unconventional, solution. Wodehouse's masterful prose and unparalleled wit bring these charming escapades to life, showcasing the unique dynamic between the amiable but hapless Bertie and his supremely competent gentleman's gentleman. Prepare for a journey filled with humor, absurdity, and the enduring brilliance of P.G. Wodehouse's storytelling.

The Code of the Woosters
P. G. Wodehouse
Bertram Wooster, a gentleman of leisure, finds himself entangled in a most peculiar predicament when his formidable Aunt Dahlia tasks him with a daring heist. His mission: to retrieve a valuable silver jug from the imposing Totleigh Towers, a place guarded by the formidable Sir Watkin Bassett and his equally intimidating associates. Bertie must navigate a labyrinth of eccentric characters, including a lovelorn daughter, a budding dictator, and a host of others, all while trying to avoid falling deeper into trouble. As the situation escalates with more twists than a country lane, only the unparalleled ingenuity of his valet, Jeeves, can possibly extricate Bertie from the escalating chaos.