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This is an excellent early novel by Wodehouse, very funny. The plot & characters are fun & interesting. It also gives a good idea of the servants, etiquette, etc. in a “country house” at the time. I found it interesting & even humorous how … more

Join Panhead Fred on the ride of a lifetime. Find out what happens in the town called ‘Believe’.

Have you ever found yourself pondering your cat’s sexual preference? Perhaps the answer lies within these pages.

This book is annotated with a detailed and extensive biography and bibliography of Mr. Bennett, written by Frederick Taber Cooper.”Annotated Author’s Edition” comprises the best fiction ever written in history, every single work annotated w… more

Everyone loves the adorably feisty Sally Nicholas, especially the three young men who would follow her to the ends of the earth, or at least London, Paris, New York, and Much Middleford. P. G. Wodehouse’s antic tale of fortune and romance r… more

Fifteen-year-old Roy Thomson-Hall wants to be a guitarist but, thanks to a dead fly, accidentally signs up for martial arts lessons. He and his band soon find themselves defending his master’s dojo against Jack Von Prickington, owner of the… more

An excerpt: Sally looked contentedly down the long table. She felt happy at last. Everybody was talking and laughing now, and her party, rallying after an uncertain start, was plainly the success she had hoped it would be. The first atmosph… more

Get the jokes you’ve been missing. 1001 Internet Jokes II - Canadian Edition is a must read for those interest in a good laugh. There is a special section called Canada vs. USA that is bound to poke fun at our centuries old rivalry.So, sit … more

Miss Map : I lingered at the window of the garden-room from which Miss Mapp so often and so ominously looked forth. To the left was the front of her house, straight ahead the steep cobbled way, with a glimpse of the High Street at the end, … more

This is a collection of short stories of fiction. Perfect for that airplane ride to the next town or cross country.

The girl who thought she had it all suddenly has to face a terrible secret, or then again maybe not. Jenny Swanson’s family reunion is fast approaching and last year didn’t go very well. In order to avoid the family lecture, Jenny tells t… more

By : Dr. Robert A. Brock

What do you get when Star Wars meets Sherwood Forest? Mix in a little Pirates of the Caribbean, Fanny Hill and Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and you get Brandi Whyne… And Her Incredibly Erotic Adventures with Robin Manhood and His Totally… more

Tales of the Clyde Valley in an alternate universe

This short humorous novel by the American author, editor and satirist was first published in 1904. This collection was designed for optimal navigation on Kindle and other electronic devices. It easier to access individual books, lower price… more

Balthazar came from J.P.Donleavy’s most euphoniously titled and one of his finest novels, THE BEASTLY BEATITUDES OF BALTHAZAR B., alliteration supreme. Nice time in my life. Classy DELL paperback. Guess it really has more to do with A CLO… more

Getting Out - Excerpts from a Cat’s Diary is the first book in a trilogy of at least four books (according to the author). Translated from the original Cat by John Woodcock. It is a comedic ‘diary’ where ‘Bridget Jones’ meets ‘The Great Esc… more

Does a man really need a woman to have a child?Tristan Sheppard hates weddings. From the little tissue paper invites that came floating through his door to the personalized polo shirts he was forced to wear on stag nights. Unfortunately for… more

Inspired by the true-life tale of octogenarian actor Dick Van Dyke’s rescue by friendly sea creatures, Frank Key bashed out 99 wholly unrelated stories. Read them and weep.

Arguably P.G. Wodehouse’s most endearing character, Reginald Jeeves is a “gentleman’s personal gentleman” (a valet) to the foppish Bertie Wooster. Subtle and clever, Jeeves carefully oversees Wooster’s life, often coming up with complicate… more