Good Night, Mr. Wodehouse

In "Good Night, Mr. Wodehouse," Nell Stillman faces the challenges of widowhood and single motherhood in early 20th-century Harvester, Minnesota. Struggling to support her young son Hillyard, Nell finds solace in literature and builds a network of friendships within her community, including a romance with the charismatic congressman John Flynn. As she navigates her new life teaching and volunteering at the local library, the story highlights the strength of women, the value of community, and the transformative power of reading.