Summary
'Mike and Psmith' by P.G. Wodehouse follows the story of Mike Jackson, a talented cricketer, and Rupert Psmith, an eccentric and witty character. After Mike is forced to leave his prestigious school due to financial troubles, he transfers to a smaller school, where he meets Psmith. The two form an unlikely friendship and navigate their new environment, finding ways to avoid the school's restrictions while maintaining their own unique personalities. Together, they tackle challenges, including school rules and cricket matches, with humor and clever schemes. The novel blends Wodehouse's trademark humor and sharp dialogue, making it an enjoyable read about friendship and youthful rebellion.
