More William (1922)

by Richmal Crompton

Series: Just William (2)

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More of William's hilarious adventures with his long-suffering family and friends. I do enjoy his adventures and his reasoning for why he is so naughty.

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When Aunt Lucy tells William that 'a busy day is a happy day', William does his best to keep himself very busy indeed. Not everyone appreciates his efforts to cheer up Christmas Day - and when a conjuring trick with an egg goes badly wrong, William finds himself in more trouble than ever! (

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Just William (2)

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1922

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William Brown

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This is the second unabridged release of the classic William series. It was on Christmas Day that the centipede appeared on Aunt Evangeline's plate, the library clock was found mysteriously dismantled, and the conjuring trick with the egg went disastrously wrong. But as William's Aunt Lucy told him, "A Busy Day is a Happy Day"—and William is always eager to please adults. The terror of the Brown family is back, leaving a trail of havoc behind him—with the very best of intentions, of course.

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A collection of the exploits of a naughty boy and his gang of friends.

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