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A comic novel by Charles Hamilton, writing under the pen-name Frank Richards, featuring Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School.
Hamilton, writing as Frank Richards, created Greyfriars in 1908 in a boys' weekly magazine called 'The Magnet', and Bunter's adventures appeared continuously in that publication from 1908 until 1940, when wartime paper rationing brought most boys comics and periodicals to a sad and untimely end.
In the post-war years of the 1940s and 1950s, Hamilton resumed writing the Greyfriars stories, which were published as novels. This is the second in a series of 38 novels.
Greyfriars is an English Public School (meaning, of course, it's a private school, for the sons of English gentlemen), with one very famous pupil, Billy Bunter, the fat owl of the Remove (the Lower Fourth form).
Another sparkling tale set in a humorous world of stern Form Masters, unsympathetic Prefects, and delightful schoolboys, most of whom seem to have been lifted right out of a comic novel by P G Wodehouse.
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A comic novel by Charles Hamilton, writing under the pen-name Frank Richards, featuring Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School. Hamilton, writing as Frank Richards, created Greyfriars in 1908 in a boys' weekly magazine called 'The Magnet', and Bunter's adventures appeared continuously in that public
A comic novel by Charles Hamilton, writing under the pen-name Frank Richards, featuring Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School. Hamilton, writing as Frank Richards, created Greyfriars in 1908 in a boys' weekly magazine called 'The Magnet', and Bunter's adventures appeared continuously in that public