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The Jeeves & Wooster series by P.G. Wodehouse
Abigail makes references to her dad as Jeeves, the consummate British butler created by P.G. Wodehouse, beginning on page 9 of the paperback volume
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
On page 18 of the paperback volume, the heavyset government agent says, "Are we men... or mice?" Steinbeck reference, or no?
The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame
Abigail's dad is reading The Wind in the Willows to her at bedtime on page 29 of the paperback volume.
Richard III by William Shakespeare
The teacher asks Abigail's class, "Now, who can tell me what Richard III's last words were, according to Shakesp..." on page 39 of the paperback volume.
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The Jeeves & Wooster series by P.G. Wodehouse
Abigail makes references to her dad as Jeeves, the consummate British butler created by P.G. Wodehouse,..."
I LOVE Jeeves and Wooster so much!
Russell wrote: "I LOVE Jeeves and Wooster so much!"I haven't read any Jeeves & Wooster (yet), but I love Wodehouse in general, especially his Blandings castle books. Just hilarious.
I actually have an old copy of a Jeeves and Wooster comic! It is very fun. I will be happy to mail it to you if you want to read it?
Russell wrote: "I actually have an old copy of a Jeeves and Wooster comic! It is very fun. I will be happy to mail it to you if you want to read it?"I would love that! I'll DM you.
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