Books like Aunts aren't gentlemen by P. G. Wodehouse
When the doctor insists Bertie Wooster receives fresh air, he moves with bossy Jeeves to Maiden Eggesford. Bertie soon finds himself surrounded by aunts—including Aunt Dahlia—and Jeeves's own aunt. Alongside a hyper‑sensitive racehorse, an important cat and a dominating fiancée, the humor unfolds as Jeeves deftly handles the aunts and the country life. The novel showcases Wodehouse’s signature comedic style, focusing on Bertie’s adventures amid eccentric family and rural distractions.
First publish date: 1974
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: P. G. Wodehouse
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