The Pothunters

The Pothunters was popular British humorist P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse's first published book. It tells the first of what would become a number of tales set in a fictitious English public school, and already shows the author's masterful, gentle satirical humor, lovingly sending up his privileged countrymen. - Summary by Gareth Rowlands (4 hr 19 min)

Chapters

Patient Perseverance Produces Pugilistic Prodigies	20:14	Read by Gareth Rowlands
Thieves Break in and Steal	9:47	Read by KevinS
An Unimportant By-Product	12:14	Read by aditshank
Certain Revelations	11:19	Read by Wayne Cooke
Concerning the Mutual Friend	29:21	Read by Laura Riley
A Literary Banquet	11:54	Read by Owlivia
Barrett Explores	14:27	Read by Owlivia
Barrett Ceases to Explore	11:08	Read by Paul Hampton
Enter the Sleuth-hound	15:46	Read by pianoroll262
Mr Thompson Investigates	13:31	Read by maitriarya18
The Sports	14:21	Read by sachinV
An Interesting Interview	12:23	Read by NoelVox
Sir Alfred Scores	12:37	Read by sachinV
The Long Run	13:55	Read by Laura Riley
Mr Roberts Explains	17:49	Read by Ares Sancho
The Disappearance of J. Thomson	12:10	Read by llebell
'We'll Proceed to Search for Thomson if He Be Above the Ground'	11:55	Read by KevinS
In Which the Affairs of Various Persons Are Wound Up	14:42	Read by Sahil Dalal

Reviews

A great Yarn

(4 stars)

Kelvin Broad

This is a great story of public school reveling lots of Slightly illegal Exploits along with athletic Pursuits. The mix of readers throughout the story make it a little less flowing but on the whole pretty good.

The book itself is a hoot...

(3 stars)

Sripradha Iyengar

while the book itself is a hoot, some of the readers were mediocre... They have done it for free, after all... one mustn't complain.

Great book