88. Mike and Psmith by P.G. Wodehouse (Fiction, Humour) 188 p.
This was a re-read.
As a result of a bad school report, Mike Jackson’s father removes him from Wrykyn and sends him to Sedleigh instead. For Mike, who was the school’s star cricketer and about to be team captain, this is a disaster of monumental proportions. He is quite prepared to hate everything about Sedleigh, but he isn’t prepared to make a friend like Psmith (the “P” is silent.)
As far as I’m concerned, Psmith is the most amusing of Wodehouse’s creations, and I love him to pieces. Mike and Psmith is the first of the four books in which he appears, and although it isn’t my favourite, all are about equally funny.
Project Gutenberg: Mike and Psmith.
Books read: 88/100 (88%)
Pages read: 26,366/30,000 (88%)
