P. G. Wodehouse Reading Order
1 series · 77 books
P.G. Wodehouse was a celebrated humorist whose witty and clever storytelling captivated readers throughout the 20th century. Notable for his creation of the iconic character Bertie Wooster, he penned around 200 works, encompassing both a beloved series and standalone novels. His literary contributions have left a lasting legacy in the realm of comedic fiction.
Standalone Novels Series
77 books
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | A Damsel In Distress |
| 2 | A century of humour |
| 3 | Absent Treatment |
| 4 | Adventures of Sally |
| 5 | Ahead of Schedule |
| 6 | Articles and Stories |
| 7 | Bill |
| 8 | Clicking of Cuthbert |
| 9 | Coming of Bill |
| 10 | Country House Murders |
| 11 | Damsel in Distress |
| 12 | Death at the Excelsior |
| 13 | Death at the Excelsior, and Other Stories |
| 14 | Doing Clarence a Bit of Good |
| 15 | Gem Collector |
| 16 | Girl on the Boat |
| 17 | Gold Bat |
| 18 | Have a Heart |
| 19 | Head of Kay's |
| 20 | In Alcala |
| 21 | Indiscretions of Archie |
| 22 | Intrusion of Jimmy |
| 23 | JEROME KERN and P. G. WODEHOUSE SONGBOOK |
| 24 | Jeeves and the Hard Boiled Egg |
| 25 | Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest |
| 26 | Jeune Fille en Bleu |
| 27 | Jill the Reckless |
| 28 | Leave it to Jeeves |
| 29 | Little Nugget |
| 30 | Little Warrior |
| 31 | Lord Emsworth and others |
| 32 | Love among the Chickens |
| 33 | Man Upstairs |
| 34 | Man Upstairs and Other Stories |
| 35 | Man of Means |
| 36 | Man with Two Left Feet |
| 37 | Man with Two Left Feet and Other Stories |
| 38 | Man with Two Left Feet, and Other Stories |
| 39 | Man, the Maid, and the Miasma |
| 40 | Mike |
| 41 | Mike and Psmith |
| 42 | Mike and Psmith and Psmith in the City |
| 43 | Mike and Psmith, Psmith in the City, and Psmith, Journalist |
| 44 | My Man Jeeves |
| 45 | My Man Jeeves : (Vintage Edition) |
| 46 | My man Jeeves |
| 47 | Not George Washington |
| 48 | Oh, Lady! Lady! |
| 49 | Oldest Living Member Tells All |
| 50 | Piccadilly Jim |
| 51 | Politeness of Princes |
| 52 | Politeness of Princes and Other School Stories |
| 53 | Politeness of Princes, and Other School Stories |
| 54 | Pothunters |
| 55 | Prefect's Uncle |
| 56 | Prince and Betty |
| 57 | Psmith in the City |
| 58 | Psmith in the City (Jovian Press) |
| 59 | Psmith, Journalist |
| 60 | Right Ho, Jeeves |
| 61 | Ruth in Exile |
| 62 | Something New |
| 63 | Swoop |
| 64 | Swoop! |
| 65 | Swoop! or How Clarence Saved England a Tale of the Great Invasion |
| 66 | Tales of St Austins |
| 67 | Tales of St. Austin's |
| 68 | Three Men and a Maid |
| 69 | Three from Dunsterville |
| 70 | Three men and a maid |
| 71 | Tuppenny Millionaire |
| 72 | Uneasy Money |
| 73 | White Feather |
| 74 | William Tell Told Again |
| 75 | Wodehouse Miscellany |
| 76 | Wodehouse Miscellany, Articles and Stories |
| 77 | Mike at Wrykyn 1968 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many books has P. G. Wodehouse written?
- P. G. Wodehouse has written 77 books across 1 series. Their published works span from 1968 to 1968.