Jeeves Collection

My Man Jeeves, Right Ho, Jeeves, and the Inimitable Jeeves

By: P. G. Wodehouse

Narrated by: Johnathan Waters

Discover P.G. Wodehouse’s classic Jeeves stories with this three-in-one collection!

Inside this three-book bundle, you’ll uncover over a dozen brilliant Jeeves stories featuring comedic characters, wacky situations, and the brilliance of Jeeves’s ability to set everything right. The classic duo, Jeeves and Bertie’s adventures have entertained audiences for almost a hundred years - and continue to resonate with people to this very day!

Inside this bundle, you’ll find:

• My Man Jeeves, the hilarious short story collection which first debuts the characters of Jeeves and his employer Bertie Wooster.
• Right Ho, Jeeves, the full-length novel which features a hectic and crazy story as Jeeves and Bertie visit Brinkley Manor.
• And The Inimitable Jeeves, which contains almost a dozen enjoyable stories which solidify P.G. Wodehouse as a literary legend.

All of these stories are packed with laughs - so if you love classic books with a heavy dose of humor, you won’t want to miss this collection!

Grab your copy today!

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Wonderful Wodehouse

The only drawback to this delightful recording was some hiccups in the narration. The reader did a great job of getting into the spirit of the thing but the mispronunciations set my teeth on edge. Mostly this occurred with French phrases like "noblesse oblige," "sang froid," etc.

I often buy books based on length, and this 3-volume purchase kept my mind pleasantly occupied through several days of chores, exercising, and such.

Thoroughly Entertaining

A great author and narrator in my opinion. I will certainly be looking for more books by Wodehouse (easily done, he is prolific), and Jonathan Waters has a great many voices in him.

Very entertaining!

I always enjoy PG Wodehouse (pronounced “Woodhouse”), and the narrator had a fine variety of voices, but I was taken aback by his errors of pronunciation. I do not believe that these were simply a difference between British and American choices. I am certain that the elite school Eton is not pronounced “Ehton, and I doubt that any English person of the Wodehouse era every said Noblesse Obleyge. Oh, well. Overall, lots of fun.

Jeeves and Wooster brought to life once more!

I've been a huge fan of P.G. Wodehouse's 'Jeeves' works for many years; both the books as well as the hilarious ITV series starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie. Wishing to revisit the books, I've been putting on my headphones at night and 'Jeevesing' it before bed. Funny thing, even though Jonathan Waters doesn't do their voices at all like Hugh Laurie or Stephen Fry, I still picture their faces the entire time I'm listening. I really like his quick, almost frenetic pacing, which suits the Wooster narrative style well. I've read many of the stories before, and listening to them, particularly with Mr Waters' vocal inflections and pacing, made me pick up things I did not before...not to mention a few more added laugh-out-loud moments! All in all, a smashing good time, which brought Jeeves back to life once again. If you're a fan of the television series, or of Wodehouse in general, I recommend giving this audio adaptation a go. With the scores of Jeeves stories, which Wodehouse wrote over a period of sixty years, I do hope Mr Waters returns to narrate more.

Rollicking fun

Hilarious hijinks of the idle rich in Wodehousian English, with masterful narration. What a treat for the ears!