Very Good, Jeeves
★★★★★
A collection of short stories related by Wooster where Jeeves rescues him and his friends from the after effects of their hare-brained schemes
Peter Pan; or, The Boy Who Woundn't Grow Up
★★★★☆
Peter Pan, and the little fairy Tinker Bell lead the Darling children to the magical world of Neverland
Carry On, Jeeves
★★★★★
The world's most famous valet exercises his grey cells again to extricate Wooster and his vapid friends from sticky situations
Neverwhere
★★★★★
Richard Mayhew stumbles into a world under the streets of London, a world filled with angels, monsters, monks, assassins, saints and soul-stealing beings which transcend definition.
March Violets
★★★★★
Bernie Gunther, a private detective in 1930’s Berlin, has to solve the murder of a billionaire’s daughter
Burglars Can't Be Choosers
★★★★★
Bernie Rhodenbarr is a gentleman burglar, he takes pride in his doings. But when he is accused of the more baser crime of murder, he needs to solve it to exonerate himself.
The Inimitable Jeeves
★★★★★
The supreme gentleman's gentleman continues working his magic to extricate his employer and his friends out of sticky situations
Death On The Nile
★★★★★
Murder follows Poirot on vacation, as a wealthy young woman is shot dead on his boat while on a cruise down the river Nile
The Last Devil to Die
★★★★★
A friend of Elizabeth’s husband, Stephen, has been killed, and a package he was protecting is now missing
My Man Jeeves
★★★★★
A collection of short stories which include among the first appearances Bertie Wooster and his superlative valet Jeeves
The Mysterious Affair at Styles
★★★★★
The first novel by Dame Agatha, and also the first in which the iconic Poirot makes an appearance
City of Bones
★☆☆☆☆
A young girl accidentally steps into a world of magic and discovers a lot about herself and her family
The Alchemist
★☆☆☆☆
A young shepherd follows his dreams, quite literally, and learns alchemy along the way.
Flood of Fire
★★★★★
The conclusion of the magnificent Ibis trilogy, and another foray into the language and history of the British Raj