Perennial library

P. G. Wodehouse

In this sparkling Wodehouse comedy, Bertie Wooster is swept into a whirlwind of matchmaking, mistaken identities, and carefully concealed feelings when he’s sent to Deverill Hall to help with a village concert. There, a “surging sea of aunts” and a cast of overbearing relatives and exes turn every good intention into a fresh tangle of misunderstandings. As multiple romances collide—especially those involving Esmond Haddock and Corky Potter-Pirbright—Bertie and his famously level-headed valet, Jeeves, must navigate social obligations, romantic entanglements, and escalating farcical complications. With Wodehouse’s signature lightness, rapid-fire wit, and affectionate satire of upper-crust manners, this is a delightfully chaotic celebration of love, loyalty, and the art of getting out of trouble without ever losing one’s charm.