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Nothing Serious

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Author(s):P. G. Wodehouse
Illustrator(s):Frank Ford
Publisher(s): Doubleday and Company
Year Published: 1951
Type: Hardcover
Genre: American
British
Fiction - Short Story
Humorous
Age Range: Ages 13-18: Young Adult
Pages: 222
This is an All-Time Great Children's Book (ATGCB)
OCLC: 871956

Description

A series of short stories including among others Bingo Little, Ukridge, and Lord Emsworth.

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Other Editions

Nothing Serious (1950)

A series of short stories including among others Bingo Little, Ukridge, and Lord Emsworth.

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Publisher: Herbert Jenkins, Ltd.
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Nothing Serious (2008)

A series of short stories including among others Bingo Little, Ukridge, and Lord Emsworth.

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Publisher: The Overlook Press
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