A Victorian-era masterpiece, recognized as an example of English humorous literature, perfectly suited for fans of Jerome K. Jerome and P. G. Wodehouse. Charles Pooter, the exemplary husband and clerk at a small company in London’s City, moves with his wife to a charming house called “Laurels”—with six rooms and a basement. Inspired by the new home, he decides to keep a diary worthy of publication, despite his family’s opinion. “The Diary of a Nobody” has been among the best works of English humor for more than a century, influencing many writers. Vivid descriptions, funny events, witty dialogues, and memorable characters are guaranteed to bring a smile even to the most demanding readers. The book is included in the list “1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die.”