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How Right You Are, Jeeves
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LENGTH4 hrs and 52 mins
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RELEASE DATE01-01-01
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
This title is also known as Jeeves in the Offing.
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©1960 Pelham Grenville Wodehouse; (P)2001 The Audio Partners Publishing Corp.
What the Critics Say
"The writing, as usual in Wodehouse tales, is a delight to the ear." (AudioFile)
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Ken Boiling Springs, PA, United States 04-02-11 Member Since 2010- HELPFUL VOTES
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"Great Book! "Good" Reader..."
I think this book is one of the best in the series - right up there with "Code of the Woosters." I've been working my way through the entire set of Jeeves and Wooster books and have been really enjoying Jonathan Cecil's readings. Some titles had to be picked up elsewhere to get Cecil's version. This book (a.k.a. "Jeeves in the Offing" as British title) is only available with Carmichael doing this title and he or F. Davidson doing the British title. I chose this because the audio sample of Davidson doing Aunt Dahlia's voice was "just wrong" as I heard it. I was glad I chose this. Carmichael's reading grew on me as the book progressed. His Aunt Dahlia was even more bombastic than Cecil's - which IS one of her charms, after all. Carmichael does have his flaws, though. He doesn't differentiate much between people's voices in quick conversations and he gave Bertie a small speech impediment (I missed that if it was mentioned in a previous book) AND his Jeeves doesn't have all the "gravity" I'm used to - but then, Jeeves isn't in this book as much as others. Overall, it's a good choice if they don't do a version by Cecil someday in the future. FYI - Wikipedia has a very helpful list of the entire series in publication order under the "Jeeves" heading. This book comes later in the entire series.
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"Smashing! Just smashing!"
Any Jeeves book just can't be beat - not great literature but great fun. And Ian Carmichael's narration does both Jeeves' & Bertie's voices and verbal mannerisms superb justice. Excellent! Highly satisfying!
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"Same as Jeeves in the Offing"
If you could sum up How Right You Are, Jeeves in three words, what would they be?Same as Jeeves In The Offing, so don't buy that one as well as it's identical.
What does Ian Carmichael bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?He's marvellous
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"Narrator does a poor job"
The narrator does an extremely poor job, and would not recommend this narrator at the very least for any Wodehouse books.
4 of 9 people found this review helpful