Described by the Daily Telegraph as the wizard of the talking book, Martin Jarvis has made the voices of William and his gang of outlaws his own in these marvellous readings. Roar with laughter as the lovable rogue, hampered by the loathsome Violet Elizabeth, wreaks havoc in this ever-popular series of stories. This collection includes: 'William and the Russian Prince', 'William's Busy Day' , 'William The Great Actor', 'William and the White Elephants', 'Finding a School for William', 'William's Birthday', 'William Clears The Slums', 'Parrots for Ethel', 'William's Truthful Christmas', 'Boys Will Be Boys', 'William and the Ebony Hair-Brush', 'William and the Old Man in the Fog'. 'There's nothing to touch them' (Independent on Sunday)

 

 

This book is part of a book series called Bbc Radio Collection .

This book was published in 2004 by BBC Audio, A Division Of Random House .

Richmal Crompton (1890-1969) was a British short-story writer and humorist. Martin Jarvis is one of Britain's most popular actors and an award-winning audiobook reader. Martin Jarvis, who has adapted the stories in this book for younger readers, first discovered Just William when he was nine years old. He made his first adaptation of a William story for BBC radio in 1973 and since then his broadcast readings have become classics in their own right. Martin is an award-winning actor who has appeared in numerous stage plays, television series and films