Barmy in Wonderland Hardcover – October 29, 2009

Another incomparable hit! Starts off slowly, with a lot of clever literary references in the dialogue. Then complications set in, and the ending has wonderful twists which extract Barmy and his girl from the scheming skunks. Involves plagiarism and big-time, high-stakes theatre production.

This is typical Wodehouse. In other words, it is funny as hell, and the characters are delicious.

This is a tightly written little farce crafted by a artful writer well-versed in sending up the 'nobility' of post WWI England. You won't have to pick yourself up from the floor, but the smiles, chuckles, and the occasional belly laugh are there.

Every word from Wodehouse is a treasure, I am very happy collecting them all. In case you are collecting Wodehouse too, "Barmy in Wonderland" was once published as "Angel Cakes".

Anything by Wodehouse is a winner in my book. His characters always are interesting and entertaining. Never dull!If you want to relax and have a few laughs, rea a work by Wodehouse.

A little old fashioned, but very good.

I LOVE P.G. Wodehouse, despite his bizarre activities during WW II, and this novel is probably the funniest of his I've ever read, including all of Bertie and Jeeves. One is simply laughing hysterically from beginning to end!

I like this edition. Though not large, the print is easy to read. I am glad Wodehouse is available on Amazon