Something Fresh

By: P. G. Wodehouse

Narrated by: Jonathan Cecil

The one thing that could be expected to disturb the peace of life at Blandings is the incursion of imposters. Blandings has imposters like other houses have mice. On this occasion there are two of them--both intent on a dangerous enterprise.

©2011 Copyright © by the Trustees of the Wodehouse Estate. All rights reserved.; 2011 AudioGo

Much more complex than I've come to expect from Wodehouse

The plot was much more complex than I've come to expect from Wodehouse. There's a lot of build up to get to the meat of the plot, but the ending is quite satisfying.

Audiobook narrator Jonathan Cecil is my favorite Wodehouse narrator, and he shines here.

Note: this recording was originally released on audio cassette, so there is a longer pause every 50 minutes or so.

A Chaotic Comedy of Dry Humor

That P. G. Wodehouse should have managed another triumph of chaotic comedy can't be expected to register as a surprise anymore. That it should have been performed with such skill might still be noted. I loved this entire experience, though it took some time to get off the ground. Give it a chance and some patience, it pays off!

So enjoyable

P.G. Wodehouse’s stories are such a great way to unwind. I can never predict how it will all turn out. His Jeeves stories are great and his stand-alone stories are just as fantastic. I’m an Anglophile and I love everything British but sometimes with these older books things go on without explanation as if it’s common knowledge but Wodehouse takes the time to explain the servant’s chain of status along with so many other things that I appreciate his stories even more.
Jonathan Cecil should be the only person to narrate P.G. Wodehouse’s stories….ever. The two should not be separated. His voice acting and the way he tells the story has me totally absorbed.

P.G. Gold

A classic Wodehouse tale based on his world and characters. A fun, light read. Narration is decent enough.

It is fresh

Delightfully witty and fabulous characters- and a romance (of sorts) as well- it was a surprisingly enjoyable listen!