Books with title The Adventures of William the Brownie

In The Adventures of William and Thomas, follow the boys as they take you on a hilarious journey of adventures, stunts, and pranks.In book one, follow the boys as they get things stuck in trees, encounter angry killer bees, feed chili to Harry (a dog), create a monster in the basement, build a gigantic ramp, and make it snow in the summertime. Lost baseballs, angry bees, extra spicy chili, basement monsters, a massive ramp, and broken bones. Enjoy these short stories as they are sure to entertain children and parents too! What more could you want?

William the Brownie loves his family—even more than he loves chocolate and super hero comics. So when his mommy and daddy get kidnapped by monsters, he embarks at once with his little brother, Brendan, on a grand adventure to find them. Aided by a dragon, a guardian fairy, and plenty of new magical friends along the way, the brothers must overcome giant spiders, naughty rainbows, bickering cyclops, and many other challenges. Can William become the super hero he has always imagined himself and save his parents before it’s too late?What Readers Are Saying"...the story itself was enchanting and engages the reader drawing them into the adventure along with William and his little brother, it's a story that can be appreciated by readers of all ages. This is more than just a children's book because it goes beyond being a source of entertainment, this book also teaches young children important life values such as empathy, having confidence in themselves, being humble and it also teaches children to never give up on themselves or what they believe in...No matter your age or diversity this is a book I would recommend to anyone from all walks of life who have a sense of adventure. This was a very enjoyable read and I can't wait to see what the creative Christine will come up with next, I hope that she will always remain inspired and will continue to do what she loves."~ Aly, Amazon"This was a very creative and wonderful book. I enjoyed the storyline and characters and my children did as well."~ Laura Kivi, Goodreads"It was interesting and fun to read with some of the older kids I watch. :) would recommend!"~ Katlin Steeves

In The Adventures of William and Thomas, Book 1 of the I Told You So series~from Canadian author Mark Gunning~two best friends find themselves frequently on the wrong side of awesome plans! Follow the boys as they take you on a hilarious journey of adventures, stunts, and pranks.Follow the boys as they get things stuck in trees, encounter angry killer bees, feed chili to Harry (a dog), create a monster in the basement, build a gigantic ramp, and make it snow in the summertime. Lost baseballs, angry bees, extra spicy chili, basement monsters, a massive ramp, and broken bones. Enjoy the adventures of short stories as they are sure to entertain children and parents. What more could you want? Oh, another book in the series!

William the Brownie loves his family—even more than he loves chocolate and super hero comics. So when his mommy and daddy get kidnapped by monsters, he embarks at once with his little brother, Brendan, on a grand adventure to find them. Aided by a dragon, a guardian fairy, and plenty of new magical friends along the way, the brothers must overcome giant spiders, naughty rainbows, bickering cyclops, and many other challenges. Can William become the super hero he has always imagined himself and save his parents before it’s too late? *Note to readers: 25% of all profits goes to ALFA, a charity helping adults with autism and other developmental disabilities in Southern Illinois live more full and abundant lives!*

THERE was once a little Brownie, who lived—where do you think he lived? in a coal-cellar. Now a coal-cellar may seem a most curious place to choose to live in; but then a Brownie is a curious creature—a fairy, and yet not one of that sort of fairies who fly about on gossamer wings, and dance in the moonlight, and so on. He never dances; and as to wings, what use would they be to him in a coal-cellar? He is a sober, stay-at-home, household elf—nothing much to look at, even if you did see him, which you are not likely to do—only a little old man, about a foot high, all dressed in brown, with a brown face and hands, and a brown peaked cap, just the color of a brown mouse. And, like a mouse, he hides in corners—especially kitchen corners, and only comes out after dark when nobody is about, and so sometimes people call him Mr. Nobody.

The Adventures of a Brownie is a delightful children book written in 1908 by the English novelist and poet Dinah Maria Mulock Craik. It tells the stories of a charming magic elf that lives in an old house coal-cellar. Brownie loves to hang out with the children of the household and play pranks to the grownups. Although he can be rather mischievous sometimes, especially with the gardener and the cook, he is a great companion to the little people of the house, as he likes to call his young friends.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

William and Thomas are two best friends with a lot of great ideas. The only problem is things never go as planned. William always seems to have a fantastic idea, like getting rid of killer bees or jumping off huge ramps. However, his best friend Thomas usually disapproves of the plans. The best thing is William never listens and goes through with his master plans. The results are hilarious as things never work out for poor William. Don't worry because William never gives up. He always has another plan!

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.