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Billy Bunter #26
Bunter the Bad Lad
Limited Edition Paperbacks written by Frank Richards (Charles Hamilton).
Published in Ontario, Canada under agreement with Howard Baker Press 1989.
Billy Bunter fans and collectors will enjoy book No. 2 in the series of four from Howard Baker Press.
Every parent should introduce their youngsters age 8-14 to the timeless humor of Billy Bunter.
It is a British classic schoolboy tale originally created at the turn of the 20th century.
Follow Billy Bunter's shenanigans along with the Famous Five, Harry Wharton & Co., of Greyfriars School.
Bunter The Bad A food hamper from local grocery is misplaced and Bunter is the suspect!
Four titles available in the series, from this seller on
No. 1: "Billy Bunter Gets the Boot!"
No. 2: "Bunter the Bad Lad!"
No. 3: "Billy Bunter's Tramp"
No. 4: "Billy Bunter's Rebellion"
Books have never been used. Books are in excellent condition with new 1989 glossary.
Published in Ontario, Canada under agreement with Howard Baker Press 1989.
Billy Bunter fans and collectors will enjoy book No. 2 in the series of four from Howard Baker Press.
Every parent should introduce their youngsters age 8-14 to the timeless humor of Billy Bunter.
It is a British classic schoolboy tale originally created at the turn of the 20th century.
Follow Billy Bunter's shenanigans along with the Famous Five, Harry Wharton & Co., of Greyfriars School.
Bunter The Bad A food hamper from local grocery is misplaced and Bunter is the suspect!
Four titles available in the series, from this seller on
No. 1: "Billy Bunter Gets the Boot!"
No. 2: "Bunter the Bad Lad!"
No. 3: "Billy Bunter's Tramp"
No. 4: "Billy Bunter's Rebellion"
Books have never been used. Books are in excellent condition with new 1989 glossary.
217 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1960
About the author
Frank Richards
638 books16 followersPseudonym of author Charles Hamilton, who created Billy Bunter and who also used plenty of other pseudonyms.
Those other pseudonyms were, in alphabetical order:
Winston Cardew; Martin Clifford; Harry Clifton; Clifford Clive; Sir Alan Cobham; Owen Conquest; Gordon Conway; Freeman Fox; Hamilton Greening; Cecil Herbert; Prosper Howard; Robert Jennings; Gillingham Jones; T Harcourt Llewelyn; Clifford Owen; Ralph Redway; Hilda Richards; Raleigh Robbins; Robert Rogers; Eric Stanhope; Robert Stanley; Nigel Wallace; Talbot Wynyard.
Those other pseudonyms were, in alphabetical order:
Winston Cardew; Martin Clifford; Harry Clifton; Clifford Clive; Sir Alan Cobham; Owen Conquest; Gordon Conway; Freeman Fox; Hamilton Greening; Cecil Herbert; Prosper Howard; Robert Jennings; Gillingham Jones; T Harcourt Llewelyn; Clifford Owen; Ralph Redway; Hilda Richards; Raleigh Robbins; Robert Rogers; Eric Stanhope; Robert Stanley; Nigel Wallace; Talbot Wynyard.
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June 26, 2023
This must have been written by Frank Richard's dog. There's none of the usual punchy and quirky writing style, every person makes bizarre and out-of-character decisions, and it's generally a bit of an imitation of a Bunter book. I can smell a ghost writer here. Seriously, Quelch has never been portrayed as careless, dropping important envelopes and books from his pockets at every turn. And whilst Bunter and Coker have always been pretty jolly thick, I really can't imagine Coker hiring a tramp to mug Quelch, or Bunter taking his 'bad lad'-ishness to such a level. 1 star.
January 2, 2016
Billy BANTER more like. LAD! Etc.
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