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Tales of St. Austin's
P. G. Wodehouse
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I do so enjoy his writing.
Publicado em 1903 é o terceiro livro da série "School Stories".
Reúne 16 histórias curtas que giram em torno da vida escolar. Foi o que menos gostei, em grande parte por conter várias histórias que giram em torno dos esportes como o críquete. Traz muitas regras e pra quem não as entende perde um pouc
This early Wodehouse is a real treat !
Short stories are one of early Wodehouse's greatest strengths. He sets up memorable characters, puts them in conflict, and delivers a satisfying ending with great economy of words. In Tales of St. Austin's, we find a collection of school stories set in the same location as The Pothunters, and featur
Fun! I especially enjoyed the chapter on the horror of scholarly notes, pure gold.
Some of Wodehouse's earlier writing, this was a set of boarding school stories he published in magazines between 1900 and 1903.
This is the first time I've read any of his earlier stuff, and it's pretty interesting to see how far he's come. Compared to his later writing, these are pretty simple stori