Had for ages but not read. Passing on before I move house

Happy trails, little book! I hope you have an interesting journey!

Picked up at yesterday's meet-up.

'It makes me so sad to think of your hopeless love, Bertie,' she said, adding something which I didn't quite catch about moths and stars. 'Life is so tragic, so cruel. But what can I do?'
'Not a thing,' I said heartily. 'Just carry on regardless.'

When Madeline Bassett forces him to become a vegetarian, Gussie Fink-Nottle threatens to rebel, and Bertie has to try to get their engagement back on track or else he may have to marry drippy Madeline himself. His stay at Totleigh Towers is complicated by Stiffy Bing trying to ensnare him in one of her madcap schemes, and the suspicions of Sir Watkyn Basset and Roderick Spode who have never forgiven Bertie for his involvement in his Aunt Dahlia's scheme to steal Sir Watkyn's antique cow-creamer.

This plot may all sound terribly familiar, but it doesn't play out quite as expected. Enjoyable fluff.

Left on my first visit to the shop for a BookCrossing meet-up.