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2005
Daniel S says:
What better way to start the summer than with one of Wodehouse's best? Bursting with comic misadventure, witty dialogue and one silver cow creamer.
Bertie Wooster is pressured by his Aunt to steal an antique silver cow creamer from her rival. Bertie must navigate a web of complicated disasters all while being supported by his valet, Jeeves.
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I'm a circulation assistant. My love for reading was sparked when a librarian at the Old Worthington Library encouraged me to read The Phantom Tollbooth. Thirty-ish years later-- and through reading Jules Verne, C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, Tom Clancy, Robert Heinlein, Connie Willis, Dorothy Sayers, Brandon Sanderson, Robert Jordan and many others-- my love for adventurous and imaginative fiction has only grown. Aside from reading, I'm an avid gamer and have a lifelong fascination with aviation and history.
