P.G. Wodehouse is probably my favorite author to listen to on audiobook during my commute. His stories are light and funny and if you drift off a bit when traffic gets sticky, it's okay, you haven't missed too much.

This is not a Bertie and Jeeves story, but not bad. I know I've read (listened to) other Wodehouse stories in which someone suggests starting a chicken farm, but in this book, somebody actually does it. It also contains the push-someone-into-the-pond-so-I-can-rescue-them-and-be-the-hero trope, which is not as funny when it's not related by Bertie Wooster. I think I'll stick to Wooster and Jeeves in the future, at least for the most part.