E. F. Benson’s 'The Complete Dodo Trilogy’ consists of three novels: 'Dodo – A Detail of the Day, ’ 'Dodo’s Daughter, ’ and 'Dodo Wonders.’ In these satirical novels, Benson showcases the comedic and whimsical lives of the aristocratic society in Edwardian England. With wit and humor, Benson portrays the extravagant lifestyle, social customs, and romantic entanglements of the upper class, providing a delightful and insightful commentary on the privileged class of the era. The novels are written in a light, playful style, making them a joy to read for fans of social satire and period literature. E. F. Benson, a prolific English author, was well-acquainted with the upper-class society he satirizes in 'The Complete Dodo Trilogy.’ His own background as the son of an Archbishop and his experiences in the social circles of his time lend authenticity and depth to his portrayal of characters and settings. Benson’s keen observational skills and sharp wit shine through in these novels, creating a vivid and entertaining depiction of the Edwardian society. I highly recommend 'The Complete Dodo Trilogy’ to readers who enjoy comedic social satire and are interested in exploring the intricate social dynamics of Edwardian England. Benson’s witty writing and insightful commentary make this trilogy a must-read for those fascinated by the quirky world of the English upper class during the early 20th century.