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1 author picked Jeeves and the Leap of Faith as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

This book is subtitled "An Homage to P.G.Wodehouse," who is one of my favorite authors, and Schott does an excellent job of recreating the characters, plot, and style of one of the best and most entertaining authors in the world.

Having read all of Wodehouse many times, it was great fun to revisit bon vivant Bertie Wooster and his genius valet Jeeves in a brand new adventure. It's almost impossible to summarize the hilarious, intricate plot, which includes all sorts of eccentric character, and of course, a fearsome Aunt.

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