Jeeves Books in Order

A short Jeeves and Wooster adventure where an unexpected visitor turns a calm day into a social and romantic scramble. Bertie improvises, Jeeves provides the strategy, and the situation resolves with a tidy comic twist.

A stage farce featuring Jeeves, built around romantic tangles and a country-house weekend that threatens to go off the rails. With Bertie blundering and Jeeves quietly steering, it offers the duo’s comedy in a theatrical, dialogue-driven form.

Bertie Wooster tries to help a friend with a troublesome relative, and a hard-boiled egg becomes the unlikely centerpiece of the plan. Misunderstandings spread through the country house, and Jeeves smooths things over before everyone explodes.

An early collection that includes some of the first Jeeves stories, plus Reggie Pepper adventures that show Wodehouse experimenting with the formula. Watch a clever valet handle muddled young men, pushy aunts, and social disasters.

A set of linked adventures introducing Bertie Wooster and his unflappable valet, Jeeves, as they navigate troublesome aunts, awkward engagements, and London society scrapes. Each episode ends with Jeeves calmly restoring order.

The original Jeeves collection, where Bertie Wooster keeps blundering into trouble and his new valet keeps rescuing him. These fast, magazine-sized farces revolve around broken engagements, embarrassing outfits, and clever fixes.

A quick collection of short stories featuring Jeeves and Wooster, along with a handful of early Reggie Pepper tales. Expect country weekends, mistaken identities, and romantic knots that only a cool-headed valet can untangle.

Bertie Wooster retreats to the countryside to practice the banjolele, and his friends beg Jeeves to move back in. At Chuffnell Hall, broken engagements, jealous rivals, and a suspected kidnap turn Bertie’s hobby into chaos.

Bertie Wooster decides to do good deeds, and each one makes things worse, for Gussie Fink-Nottle, Madeline Bassett, and Bertie himself. Set at Brinkley Court, it’s a chain reaction of misunderstandings that only Jeeves can stop.

Bertie Wooster heads to Totleigh Towers on a simple errand, retrieve a silver cow-creamer for Aunt Dahlia, and promptly collides with blackmailers, feuding friends, and a would-be dictator. Jeeves untangles it all, again.

Aunt Agatha orders Bertie to keep an eye on her nephew, and he ends up in the middle of an elopement plan, a stolen notebook, and a feud over a dog. Jeeves restores peace at Steeple Bumpleigh before Bertie is disowned forever.

Bertie Wooster tries to help friends through an impossible tangle of engagements at a country house, including the anxious Gussie Fink-Nottle. Aunt Agatha is on the warpath, and only Jeeves’s planning can get everyone paired off safely.

Jeeves takes center stage as a new employer’s butler, while the earnest Bill Gedge tries to win his difficult fiancée and keep a country house from sliding into scandal. Love, lawsuits, and family pressure make Jeeves’s calm strategy essential.

When Bertie Wooster’s friends and relatives collide in a mix of broken engagements and missing items, Jeeves must balance loyalty with the chance of a better job. Social disasters multiply, and Bertie learns that good intentions are dangerous.

A seaside holiday turns complicated when Bertie Wooster’s relatives start feuding, a young couple needs rescuing, and an innocent errand threatens to explode into scandal. Jeeves handles the diplomacy while Bertie supplies the chaos.

Bertie Wooster returns to a country house full of strong-willed aunts, desperate suitors, and people who want him to steal things. Between mistaken identities and blackmail, he leans hard on Jeeves to keep order.

The story that introduces Jeeves’s genius, as Bertie Wooster hires a new valet and immediately needs rescuing from an unwanted engagement. With quiet competence and a few well-placed maneuvers, Jeeves takes charge of both wardrobe and personal life.

A big selection of Jeeves and Wooster stories and novels, bringing together Bertie’s best blunders and Jeeves’s most elegant rescues. Ideal if you want the duo in one place, from early short stories to later capers.

Bertie Wooster is talked into standing as a candidate in a country by-election, a task he approaches with about as much skill as you’d expect. Rival campaigners, blackmail threats, and household dramas pile up, and Jeeves keeps the show from collapsing.

Bertie Wooster tries to keep two formidable aunts happy and winds up trapped in a country-house nightmare involving an unwanted engagement, a missing piece of property, and a local scandal. Jeeves supplies the plan that gets Bertie out alive.

A collection that includes the Jeeves tale ‘Jeeves in the Springtime’ alongside other early Wodehouse stories. Romance, class anxiety, and small mysteries drive the plots, all delivered in quick bursts with neat punchlines.