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Book 46: Leave It to Psmith, by PG Wodehouse. 245pp
This has definitely been a foray into a world of literature yet untapped by yours truly. Indirectly highly recommended by one![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
krikketgirl at some point in the past.
The plot is full of twists, convolutions, coincidences, and mayhem. Which, definitely, makes for a fascinating read. I wouldn't say I was laughing hysterically for about 97% of the time, but I was vastly entertained by such phrases as "a depressing musty scent pervaded the place, as if a cheese had recently died there in painful circumstances". Very enjoyable on the whole, and a pleasant introduction to something fresh and different. I'm sure I will be visiting the pages of more Wodehouse in the future.
I think after lunch I may go to the library again armed with my list of recommendations from yesterday and bring home some more words to devour.
This has definitely been a foray into a world of literature yet untapped by yours truly. Indirectly highly recommended by one
krikketgirl at some point in the past. The plot is full of twists, convolutions, coincidences, and mayhem. Which, definitely, makes for a fascinating read. I wouldn't say I was laughing hysterically for about 97% of the time, but I was vastly entertained by such phrases as "a depressing musty scent pervaded the place, as if a cheese had recently died there in painful circumstances". Very enjoyable on the whole, and a pleasant introduction to something fresh and different. I'm sure I will be visiting the pages of more Wodehouse in the future.
I think after lunch I may go to the library again armed with my list of recommendations from yesterday and bring home some more words to devour.
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