From back of case: Many people think Bertie Wooster is much too dependent on his valet, Jeeves. But what's a young gentleman to do when he comes across someone who can cure a horrible hangover, fix a friends' romantic entanglements, and solve a relative's problem finding domestic help—all while managing to keep the old kitbag properly packed for travelling? P.G. Wodehouse's tales of Bertie and Jeeves are as laugh-out-loud funny today as they were when they were first written in the 1920s. Alexander Spenser finds just the right voice for both Bertie and the impeccable Jeeves. Includes these Jeeves & Bertie Stories: The Rummy Affiar of Old Biffy, Fixing It For Freddie, Clustering Round Young Bingo, and Bertie Changes His Mind. "P.G. Wodehouse is hilarious as read aloud by Alexander Spenser."—Library Journal