"Ukridge" is a humorous novel by P.G. Wodehouse featuring the charmingly resourceful character, Ukridge. He is portrayed as a self-proclaimed entrepreneur with a penchant for elaborate schemes that don't always go as planned. His close friend, the narrator, often finds himself reluctantly drawn into Ukridge's wild ideas, showcasing their entertaining misadventures together. Wodehouse's witty writing style and clever dialogue add to the comedic appeal of the story.
The plot revolves around Ukridge's latest venture, which involves raising a large sum of money by various dubious means. His grand plans often land him and his friends in trouble, highlighting both his ambition and lack of practical sense. Despite the chaos that ensues, Ukridge is a character that elicits both amusement and affection, as his relentless optimism never seems to fade.