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Good evening and welcome to the Sleepy Bookshelf, where we put down our worries from the day

and pick up a good book. I'm Elizabeth, your host, and it is so lovely to have you here with me

tonight because this evening I am excited to be beginning, My Man Jeeves, by PG Woodhouse.

Published in 1919, this collection of short stories at all centered around Woodhouse's most

famous characters, Bertie Worcester, the hapless young socialite, and his

very capable valet, Jeeves. Worcester and his friends are always getting themselves into trouble

financially, socially or romantically, but Jeeves is always on hand to solve whatever problem his master presents.

If this is your first visit to the sleepy bookshelf, don't worry if you drop off before I finish this part of the story.

At the beginning of the next episode, I will give you a thorough recap.

That way, you can rest easy without worrying about missing anything important.

Keep in mind that all the books on this show are selected and edited to help you fall asleep.

We keep the plot lines, protagonists and antagonists and moments of tension, but we remove

anything that might be startling or upsetting to ensure you always get a good night's rest.

That's what makes this the sleepy bookshelf.

As usual, let's take some time now to put the day behind us.

Inhale and have a nice big stretch and on your exhale just relax and allow your limbs to fall heavy

let go of any tension you might be holding in your muscles.

And with each exhale, sink deeper and deeper into your bed.

Let's take another deep breath. Hold it for a moment.

And then exhale completely,

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