About the book: 1974 / Jeeves and Wooster are the most popular heroes of Wodehouse’s literary humor, whose roles were brilliantly performed on screen by Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie. Years pass, but the stories of the adventures of the kind-hearted high-society slob Bertie Wooster and his servant, savior and best friend - the inventive Jeeves - still make readers laugh. So, what is feudal loyalty in the understanding of Jeeves? Why can't aunts be considered gentlemen? And the main question , worrying all, without exception, relatives of Bertram Wooster: “What is the state of Jeeves’ brains now?” After all, as soon as a young aristocrat hears the pleas of the suffering for help, he invariably answers: “Consult Jeeves!” And then... the honorable Mr. Filmer will be saved and the Song of Songs will sound.