Richmal Crompton wrote over 50 books, primarily focused on the mischievous and endearing character William Brown. Here are some of her most famous works:
* The Adventures of William (1922) - The first book in the "Just William" series, introducing William and his constant schemes.
* William the Fourth (1923) - The second book in the series, continuing William's adventures.
* William's Happy Days (1938) - A collection of humorous stories about William's escapades.
* William, the Conqueror (1931) - A book that highlights William's cleverness and his ability to get out of trouble.
* William's Treasure Hunt (1927) - An adventure-filled story where William discovers a treasure map.
Besides the "Just William" series, Richmal Crompton also wrote other books, including:
* The Life of a Simple Soul (1927) - A collection of short stories about everyday life.
* The Road to Paradise (1950) - A novel about a young woman's journey to find happiness.
* The World of William (1954) - A collection of stories from the "Just William" series.
Richmal Crompton's books are cherished for their humor, warmth, and relatable characters. They have been adapted for radio, television, and film, and continue to be enjoyed by children and adults worldwide.