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Billy Bunter and the Courtfield Cracksman Vol 1

Billy Bunter and the Courtfield Cracksman Vol 1
FRANK RICHARDS Chancellor Press Humour & Entertainment English Hardcover 9789357313803
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Will the Courtfield cracksman strike at Greyfriars?

Coker at least thinks so. Bunter is once again an unwanted guest at Wharton Lodge for the holidays. How can Wharton persuade him to leave? Bunter stays at the Wharton Lodge despite his headmaster's presence or Wharton's attempts to get him to leave. The juniors move to Cherry Place but Bunter bilks a taxi driver to take him there as well. Back to school and a temporary master of the Remove is somebody that Wharton has seen before. A rumour spreads among the Remove that their new form-master is secretly the Courtfield cracksman. Smithy and Skinner break bounds and are in the right place to prevent the cracksman from getting away with his loot. Bunter discovers Mr. Steele's secret and he must be sent home before he can tell others. Can the cracksman be stopped and can Inspector Irons get his man? A riveting adventure that's as hilarious as ever.

Frank Richards died on 24 December 1961, aged 85, and was cremated at the Kent County Crematorium at Charing. He is estimated to have written about 100 million words in his lifetime (that's the equivalent of 1,200 average-length novels) and has featured in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's most prolific author.

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