Mike
"Mike" by P. G. Wodehouse is a school story published in 1909. The novel follows Michael "Mike" Jackson, youngest son of a celebrated cricketing family, through his adventures at Wrykyn school. His natural talent and rebellious spirit lead to both triumphs and troubles on the cricket field. When poor grades force a transfer to smaller Sedleigh school, Mike meets the eccentric Rupert Psmith, and together they navigate new challenges while avoiding the sport that once defined Mike's identity.
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