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Richmal Crompton was born in Lancashire in 1890. The first story about William Brown appeared in home magazine in 1919, and the first collection of William stories was published in book form three years later. In all, thirty-eight William books were published, the last one in 1970, after Richmal Crompton's death.
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The only problem is that the producers had the name of the author wrong; it's a by Richmal Crompton not Richard Crompton.The book is a return-to-childhood experience which I enjoyed. I believe there are other "William" books in the series. They are about an eleven year old innocent delinquent who has a nice time living his life outside the adult perimeter.
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Uncle George, Vere Carter, Percival Jones, Cousin Mildred, Evangeline Fish, May Queen, Father Christmas, Aunt Jane, Gregorius Lambkin, Aunt Evangeline, Miss Gregoria Mush, Miss Dewhurst, Aunt Lucy, Master William, Christmas Eve, William Brown, Christmas Day, Dick Savage, Ancient Souls, Busy Day, Miss Greene, Where's William, Happy Day, White Lion, May King Browse Sample Pages:
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Uncle George, Vere Carter, Percival Jones, Cousin Mildred, Evangeline Fish, May Queen, Father Christmas, Aunt Jane, Gregorius Lambkin, Aunt Evangeline, Miss Gregoria Mush, Miss Dewhurst, Aunt Lucy, Master William, Christmas Eve, William Brown, Christmas Day, Dick Savage, Ancient Souls, Busy Day, Miss Greene, Where's William, Happy Day, White Lion, May King Browse Sample Pages:
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