Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome

Originally published in 1889, Three Men in a Boat has charmed generations with its timeless humor and sharp observations. Intended as a travelogue about the Thames, Jerome K. Jerome’s comic narrative transformed into a hilarious adventure story of three friends and a dog named Montmorency. Their misadventures on a two-week boating holiday take readers through iconic English landmarks and quaint riverside towns, all while satirizing the quirks of Victorian society.

A Lasting Literary Legacy
This beloved classic has inspired adaptations across film, radio, and stage and has influenced humorists like P.G. Wodehouse and James Thurber. With its enduring appeal, it ranks among The Guardian’s top 100 English novels of all time, illustrating its impact and timeless relevance.

Why Read Three Men in a Boat?
This edition includes the original illustrations by A. Frederics and a biographical note on Jerome K. Jerome. Dive into this witty, relatable tale that combines travel, friendship, and laughter, making it essential for lovers of classic humor and those seeking an escape into a simpler, amusing world.