The mischievous schoolboy is speechless as a present meant for him is taken by his rival Hubert. Read by Martin Jarvis.

The outlaws find a perfect venue for a midnight feast - but get mistaken for ghosts and ruin a romance. Read by Martin Jarvis.

The mischievous boy has some novel gift ideas. Richmal Crompton's festive tale read by Adrian Edmondson.

The mischievous boy attempts to impress a girl by appearing in the school play. Martin Jarvis reads Richmal Crompton's story.

It's getting on for noon and the mischievous schoolboy still hasn't caught anyone out. Read by Martin Jarvis.

The mischievous boy jumps on a coach - and takes an old lady for a ride with tales of parental neglect. Read by Martin Jarvis.

The outlaws have wonderful silk handkerchiefs - the mischievous boy will stop at nothing to get one too. Read by Martin Jarvis.

Great Aunt Jane's dying wish is to meet her nephew William - much to the amazement of the Brown family. Read by Martin Jarvis.

The scruffy schoolboy presents his Hamlet - or is it his Eggs and Bacon? Read by Martin Jarvis.

Peace and goodwill? Not with the scruffy schoolboy about! Richmal Crompton's tale read by Martin Jarvis.

The schoolboy is side-tracked when running an errand to get fish for his mother. Read by Martin Jarvis.

The mischievous schoolboy is surprised by the arrival of the rich spoilt schoolgirl. Read by Martin Jarvis.

A change of identity sends the mischievous schoolboy into unexpected quarantine. Martin Jarvis reads Richmal Crompton's story.

The mischievous schoolboy avoids his parents by getting lost on his way home. Martin Jarvis reads Richmal Crompton's story.

The mischievous schoolboy aims to get rich - with some help from Miss Peach's garden. Read by Martin Jarvis.

Mischievous schoolboy William Brown sets out to wreak havoc, but is hindered by Violet Elizabeth. Read by Martin Jarvis.

Schoolboy William Brown has a sea fight and loses his ten shillings - how far will he go to get it back? Read by Martin Jarvis.