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by Richmal Crompton
| Paperback in Very good condition. Small scuff on spine edge back cover, faint crease across top left corner back cover.
First published 1925.
First published in this edition 1984 by Pan Macmillan Children's Books.
This is a 7th impression.
272 pages, illustrated by Thomas Henry.
11.1cm x 17.8cm x 1.7cm.
Weight: 150gms.
Cover price: £3.50.
Cover Design: ACE.
Cover illustration: Gerry Haylock.
There are some 38 William stories to read.
Richmal Crompton Lamburn - Born: 15th November 1890, Bury, Lancashire – Died: 11th January 1969, Farnborough Hospital, Bromley (78).
For William, handkerchiefs were only useful for carrying frogs or blotting ink - and he owned several. So why did he need to steal the Bishop's handkerchief? The affair might have ended in disaster if the bishop hadn't thought that William had a 'bright spiritual smile'.
In this book, the steely-willed six-year-old, Violet Elizabeth Bott, makes her first appearance and forces William to proclaim in public that he likes little girls.
More adventures of the intrepid William: well-meaning but often misunderstood, he is 'Still - William'.
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Publisher: Macmillan
ISBN: 0333373898
Condition: Very Good |
Issue No.: #5 - 7th imp
1984
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| Postage & Handling to UK mainland: £2.50 | Price: £2.50
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