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message 1: by Jenny, Makeing a world of books (new)

Jenny Clark | 989 comments Mod
For discussion of Piccadilly Jim by P.G. Wodehouse


message 2: by Rosemarie (new)

Rosemarie | 1078 comments Mod
This was a fun read but not nearly as funny as the Blandings books.


message 3: by Tr1sha (new)

Tr1sha | 283 comments That’s a shame - I know you enjoy the Blandings books.


message 4: by Rosemarie (new)

Rosemarie | 1078 comments Mod
They make me laugh out loud.


message 5: by Renee (last edited Jul 25, 2021 11:25AM) (new)

Renee M | 434 comments Mod
I read Piccadilly Jim before the Blandings books, and so found it very fresh and funny. I think it may have been my first Wodehouse. Although I had seen the brilliantly rendered Jeeves and Wooster (Fry and Laurie) on television. At any rate, Piccadilly Jim has a special place in my heart.

Incidentally, a film tragically awful version of PJ was released a few years ago. It was a miss on every level... I just don’t understand why filmmakers can’t embrace that when the source material is great, your only job is to just not mess it up. (Okay, I might be channeling some of my frustration with the recent Agatha Christie films. Blech!)


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