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“William the Bad” by Richmal Crompton (Paperback, 1971) in good condition.

“William the Bad” is a part of Richmal Crompton’s “Just William” series, featuring the mischievous and imaginative young protagonist, William Brown. Despite his cheeky exterior, William is depicted as a loyal and imaginative character. The enduring appeal of William lies in his reflection of childhood innocence, the universal themes of friendship and imagination, and his ability to evoke nostalgia and joy in readers of all ages. Crompton’s creation of William Brown continues to captivate generations, making him an enduring icon in children’s literature.

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