It's not available at Project Gutenberg there is a Kindle version, but it costs almost as much as the paperback on Amazon. It wasn't, so I then hunted around online to find out where I could buy the book as soon as possible. So it was very timely that I happened to be browsing book reviews when I came across one about 'The Code of the Woosters.' The review was so good that I paused half-way through reading to check whether it was amongst the fairly extensive Wodehouse collection on my shelves. even if it seemed that, from time to time, the DVDs deviated somewhat from the storylines of the book. Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie portray the main protagonists so brilliantly that I enjoyed it very much and felt it was in just the right spirit. In recent years I haven't delved into Wodehouse books all that much indeed, I got rather lazy and watched the brilliant TV series 'Jeeves and Wooster' on DVD, over some months. My favourite characters have to be Bertie Wooster, the generous, gregarious (and slightly gormless) wealthy young man, and his highly intelligent valet Jeeves.
I've acquired various of his novels over the years, and enjoyed reading some aloud to my sons when they were in their teens.
I started reading PG Wodehouse when I was in my early teens, on the recommendation of my father.
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