This week, we feature a humorous British fiction jaunt and an autumnal kids’ book with just the right amount of scary.
Humor

‘Psmith, Journalist’
By P. G. WodehouseThe third of Wodehouse’s four Psmith (the P is silent) novels, it finds the eccentric ex-Etonian Rupert Psmith in early 1900s New York City, with his friend Mike Jackson, who is on a cricket tour. There he befriends Billy Windsor, temporary editor of a newspaper called Cosy Moments, and joins its staff. The two transform it into a crusading weekly, getting involved with tenement reform, New York City gangs, and prizefighting. A hilarious romp, it shows why Psmith was one of Wodehouse’s most beloved characters.




