Thank You, Jeeves - The first full-length novel featuring Jeeves and Wooster, where Bertie's passion for the banjolele leads Jeeves to resign his position.

The Code of the Woosters - Bertie Wooster becomes entangled in a plot involving a silver cow creamer, while managing his aunt's demands and helping his friend's engagement.

Right Ho, Jeeves - Bertie attempts to play matchmaker at Brinkley Court, leading to multiple misunderstandings and romantic complications.

Joy in the Morning - Bertie faces trouble at Steeple Bumpleigh, including an unwanted engagement and his fearsome Aunt Agatha.

The Mating Season - Multiple impersonations and romantic entanglements unfold at Deverill Hall as Bertie tries to help his friends.

Something Fresh - The first Blandings Castle novel, involving the theft of a valuable scarab and various imposters at the castle.

Leave It to Psmith - A tale of stolen diamonds and mistaken identities at Blandings Castle, introducing the character of Psmith.

Summer Lightning - Various schemes unfold at Blandings Castle centered around Lord Emsworth's prize-winning pig, the Empress of Blandings.

Heavy Weather - A continuation of the events from Summer Lightning, with additional complications involving Lord Emsworth's pig and his brother's memoirs.

Piccadilly Jim - An American newspaper man attempts to reform his reputation while pursuing romance in London.

A Damsel in Distress - A young composer becomes involved in helping a young lady escape her family's matrimonial plans.

Hot Water - Multiple characters scheme and counter-scheme at a French resort while pursuing romance and stolen jewels.

Quick Service - A complex plot involving a portrait painter, a wealthy American, and a determined waitress unfolds at Claines Hall.

Money for Nothing - A young man becomes involved in an elaborate scheme to steal his own inheritance while pursuing romance.

Big Money - A young man must choose between wealth and love while navigating various complications in London society.

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