The Man with Two Left Feet, and Other Stories

Wodehouse's writing is characterized by its humor and the creation of memorable characters. Notable figures include the carefree Bertie Wooster and his clever valet Jeeves, as well as the charming Psmith and the eccentric Lord Emsworth from Blandings Castle. His stories often blend wit with whimsical plots, featuring themes of leisure and social satire. Initially focused on school tales, Wodehouse's transition to comic fiction solidified his status as a beloved humorist, appealing to readers with his unique storytelling style and engaging narratives.