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15. P. G. Wodehouse "Spring Fever"
I finished Wodehouse's "Spring Fever" on Friday. This was a very fun book, with some prime Plum writing. The plot keeps flipping back and forth like a stranded fish and you don't get the last of the twists until the very final pages. The third person narrator allows Wodehouse to use his full vocabulary outside the dialog while keeping the dialog fitting to the characters. It's all great fun silliness with mixed up loves and misfiring ploys.
I finished Wodehouse's "Spring Fever" on Friday. This was a very fun book, with some prime Plum writing. The plot keeps flipping back and forth like a stranded fish and you don't get the last of the twists until the very final pages. The third person narrator allows Wodehouse to use his full vocabulary outside the dialog while keeping the dialog fitting to the characters. It's all great fun silliness with mixed up loves and misfiring ploys.
