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title: "Thank You, Jeeves (Bertie Wooster & Jeeves)"
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# Thank You, Jeeves (Bertie Wooster & Jeeves)

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- **What is this?** Thank You, Jeeves (Bertie Wooster & Jeeves) by p. g. wodehouse
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Thank You, Jeeves....Audio Reading
  

*by L***Y on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 12, 2010*

This review refers to the audio CD edition of "Thank You, Jeeves" by P.G. Wodehouse - Recorded Books,read by Alexander Spencer.This was the first "Jeeves" book that I read and had so much fun I have already picked up another in the series and can't wait to get to that one. "Thank You, Jeeves" is absolutely a laugh out-loud very clever situation comedy. Taking place in England in the early 20th century, a bachelor, Bertie Wooster, continually manages to get himself in sticky-wickets and depends on his faithful man Jeeves to come to the rescue by thinking up and pulling off some extreme measures - most often resulting in some hysterical situations- to save Bertie, usually from himself.In this one, Bertie has adventures and mis-adventures as he concocts plans that back-fire, while trying to unite his best friend with an  old flame of his(Bertie's). He finds himself having to explain away situations that are not what they look like, as the girl, among other places, winds up in Bertie's bedroom. And oh, she has a wealthy father and stern as well that is also  always misinterpting Bertie's intentions. Bertie has some narrow escapes, but also is found in some strange - very strange - circumstances, leading people to believe he may be becoming the town drunk. Jeeve's though, is the man with the plan. Always calm and collected and seems to know everything that is going on around him.All the characters are funny and delightful, most of the situations will have you laughing out loud. There are however a few that just don't carry over well through time. Some, although quite in keeping with the times and setting of the novel, made me cringe. Certain refrences to a minstril group, and a black-face episode that scared palour maids into screaming and running for their lives, can be quite offensive. I'm sure at the time it was written, it was all meant in playful fun. It is a big part of the story though; if not for that I would have gone 5 stars, and I would still recommend it, just keeping in mind the time it was written.(Kind of like watching on old classic movie with similiar situations - it's still an excellent classic.)The reading by Alexander Spencer was marvelous. I could picture all the characters(I saw Bertie as a Rupert Everett type character), and I knew just who was talking. He wonderfully gives  the inflections and tone of this comedy of errors in each character and situation.A very nice CD book - everything was clear, and it changes tracks about every 3 minutes, so if you have to go back to something you missed, it's easy. There are 6 discs, making for a a very entertaining read on a long trip.Happy Trails.....Laurie

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Hilarious!
  

*by G***E on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 25, 2022*

Wodehouse makes me laugh out loud. Classic British humor. Must read in todays stuffy world. A bit non-PC so don’t read it with a chip. Remember it was written in a different time. Just enjoy the goofy aristocrat.

### ⭐ 1.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Far more use of the N-word than you'd expect
  

*by D***1 on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 3, 2021*

Far more use of the N-word than you'd expect, and if you expect any, what book do you think you're reading?I love Wodehouse, I love Jeeves & Wooster in particular, and the whole time reading this book I was wondering how to write this review to say, "Hey, head's up."The basics of the book itself: Bertie has an affectation that Jeeves disapproves of, the course of true love has been stopped in its tracks putting Bertie at risk of matrimony, and the situation requires Jeeves' unique intellect to set true love aright, save Bertie from spousehood, and only at the expense of Bertie's dignity and name. In other words, it's a Jeeves and Wooster story, but the first Jeeves and Wooster novel. So the formula isn't wholly hammered out and the energy and madcap zaniness of the later works isn't present. I mean, the thing annoying Jeeves isn't even removed by Jeeves plan; that just happens on its own.But the racism. Or I'm sure some would object to me calling it racism. "Consider the context of when it was written. They just used that kind of language." Fine, but let's consider the context of when it's read. Wodehouse is light, diverting fluff, and the most excellent kind. Seeing our hero Bertie and his close friend use the n-word repeatedly in chapter 2 (so we're talking right from the jump and then throughout), and then to see Jeeves using the more polite n-word, and to then have a character use it with sauce and vitriol (Jeeves and Wooster at least use the terms exclusively as adjectives), and then to have it keep recurring once you think that surely, surely they're done with it, well, you'll understand if I didn't find the fluff so diverting.And then Bertie puts on blackface halfway through the book.And is just in it for the rest of the novel.And then another character is also in blackface.It's more than a little central to the plot and it's more than a bit much.Even without the race stuff, this is not Wodehouse at his best. The best Jeeves stories have sundry characters with overlapping problems that become a horrible, seemingly insoluble tangle that Jeeves sets aright by pulling one small string. Along the way you get delightful witticisms related through the amiable idiocy of one Bertram Wooster. This book isn't there yet; it's not up to snuff. And then you have these characters you're supposed to like just casually tossing around the N-word.Fortunately there's no shortage of Wodehouse out there and plenty other Jeeves and Wooster tales. Except for the completists, give this one a miss. Oh, and if you think I'm being too PC or whatever. With everything I've just said about the book,would you recommend it to your black friend?

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