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P.G. Wodehouse
Psmith in the City
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Part of "Psmith" series
"Psmith in the City" is a delightful and witty novel by P.G. Wodehouse, first published in 1910. This book is the second in the series featuring the charming and unforgettable character of Psmith, an elegant and sophisticated young man with a penchant for wearing a monocle and using unusual words. In this novel, Psmith leaves his family's country estate and moves to London to work at the New Asiatic Bank. However, he soon discovers that the bank is a dreary and oppressive place, and its employees are dull and uninspiring. Psmith's irrepressible spirit and humor, however, soon enliven the atmosphere, and he quickly becomes a popular figure among his colleagues. Meanwhile, Psmith befriends Mike Jackson, a young cricket enthusiast who is struggling to make a living as a journalist. Together, they hatch a plan to save Mike's job and secure a big scoop for his newspaper. The plan involves infiltrating a notorious gang of criminals who are planning a daring robbery. Wodehouse's signature style of humor and wit is on full display in "Psmith in the City." The novel is filled with clever wordplay, humorous situations, and memorable characters. Psmith is a delightful protagonist, with his unique blend of sophistication, charm, and humor. He is a master of the English language, using unusual words and phrases to great effect. "Psmith in the City" is a charming and entertaining novel that will appeal to fans of Wodehouse's work and anyone who enjoys a good laugh. It is a timeless classic that has stood the test of time and continues to delight readers with its humor, wit, and charm. Whether you are a longtime fan of Wodehouse or new to his work, "Psmith in the City" is a must-read...
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