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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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Whilst the book is enjoyable the title suggested to me that all these stories would be about the exploits of Jeeves and Wooster, when there are seven with the central character of Reggie Pepper.
75 of 82 people found the following review helpful
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Before purchasing this book I had only been aquainted with Wodehouse's most famous characters Bertie Wooster and his stalwart man servant, Jeeves; and I must say that it was a pleasant suprise to be introduced to Reggie Pepper. His stories frolic in as much fun as Bertie's and he is a man who can think for himself (althought I do miss the perspicatious Jeeves standing in a corner ever ready to solve all the world's problems). With a mixture of Bertie, Jeeves and Reggie you're sure to have a jolly old time.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Wodehouse fans (and who in their right mind is not a fan of the greatest English prose-stylist of the 20th century?) will be au fait with the Jeeves and Wooster stories in this slim volume, but the Reggie Pepper stuff is less well-known. Pepper is an embryonic Wooster: loaded, foolish, an idler. What happens to him is more a matter of fate and farce than is the case with Bertie, where Jeeves so often acts as deux ex machina to resolve impossible situations. It is also fascinating to find some of the names encountered through Wodehouse's later volumes in the Pepper stories: Pilbeam (here in the form of a maid); Voules; and Florence Craye. A delightful read, the stories short and sweet, it is a lollipop of a book.
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