"If ever there was a fellow who ought to have a valet to look after him, it’s Bertram Wooster." — P. G. Wodehouse Enter the world of Jeeves and Wooster, where chaos meets charm and dignity is constantly under threat from well-meaning aunts, romantic entanglements, and farcical misunderstandings. In My Man Jeeves, P. G. Wodehouse introduces readers to the most iconic butler in literary history—Jeeves—whose impeccable logic and dry wit are the perfect antidote to the bumbling misadventures of his employer, Bertie Wooster. These timeless tales of upper-class buffoonery and lower-class brilliance are as laugh-out-loud funny today as they were when first penned. Whether rescuing Bertie from disastrous engagements or social faux pas, Jeeves remains unflappable, unfazed, and always one step ahead.