Wodehouse cracks me up discussion

Any interest in a group read of Cocktail Time in April?

I'm game. My very fine Overlook Press edition is still waiting for me to crack it open, and Uncle Fred makes great springtime reading.

Cocktail Time in April??? What a better way to jump into spring.

Brian wrote: "I'm game. My very fine Overlook Press edition is still waiting for me to crack it open, and Uncle Fred makes great springtime reading."

I have the same edition, likewise in need of cracking.

An April start should give people plenty of time to secure a copy Cocktail Time, shouldn't it?

Sounds good. I'll make sure I have a copy.

Hmm - last read in 2002 - must be time for another look!

Any May group read suggestions?

Here's a list of the Woodies I've got on my shelf that are still unread:

--Luck of the Bodkins
--Money in the Bank (the one he wrote while in the German prison camp)
--Hot Water
--Summer Lightening
--Summer Moonshine
--Quick Service
--Full Moon
--Spring Fever

I don't have a problem re-reading any of the others though...it's been years since I read most of them.

Full Moon sounds the best to me. I've already read Luck of the Bodkins, Summer Lightening, and Quick Service. I wouldn't be opposed to tracking down Spring Fever, Hot Water, or Summer Moonshine if it came down to it. One can never have too many Overlook Press Wodehouses...

Love 'em. They've been gradually replacing my old paperback editions.

I vote Full Moon too. I could go for some fresh Blandings.

A Blandings classic - good plan.