Three Men in a Boat: Ambitious but Inept

Three Men in a Boat, is a humorous account by English Writer Jerome K. Jerome, written by him in 1889. This Comic Memoir is about a two-week boating trip on the Thames river from Kingston to Oxford and back, that he took with his friends George, Harris, and Jeromes dog Montmorency. The story describes their river journey and all the funny mishaps that take place in the course of the journey. The book contains the most funniest and often considered classic comic short stories like the Plaster of Paris Trout and the Irish Stew