Richmal Crompton Books in Order
Richmal Crompton Lamburn is a celebrated English writer, renowned for her captivating and humorous works that have endeared her to readers of all ages. As a skilled storyteller, she is best known for creating the beloved Just William series, a collection of books that showcase the misadventures of a spirited young boy and his Outlaws. With a keen eye for the intricacies of family and social life, Crompton's fiction expertly navigates the complexities of growing up, often highlighting the constraints and contradictions that come with it. Her writing is characterized by a deep understanding of childhood and a knack for crafting relatable, endearing characters that have become iconic in British literature.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Richmal Crompton
- #1AmazonLeadon Hill(1927)
- #2AmazonMillicent Dorrington(1927)
- #3AmazonNaomi Godstone(1930)
- #4AmazonPortrait of a Family(1932)
- #5AmazonMarriage of Hermione(1932)
- #6AmazonThe Holiday(1933)
- #7AmazonChedsy Place(1934)
- #8AmazonQuartet(1935)
- #9AmazonCaroline(1936)
- #10AmazonThe Old Man's Birthday(1936)
- #11AmazonThere Are Four Seasons(1937)
- #12AmazonJourneying Wave(1938)
- #13AmazonMerlin Bay(1939)
- #14AmazonSteffan Green(1940)
- #15AmazonNarcissa(1941)
- #16AmazonMrs Frensham Describes a Circle(1942)
- #17AmazonWeatherley Parade(1944)
- #18AmazonWestover(1946)
- #19AmazonLinden Rise(1947)
- #20AmazonThe Ridleys(1947)
- #21AmazonFamily Roundabout(1948)
- #22AmazonFrost at Morning(1950)
- #23AmazonFour in Exile(1952)
- #24AmazonMatty and the Dearingroydes(1956)
- #25AmazonFelicity - Stands By(1928)
- #26AmazonMIST and Other Ghost Stories(1928)
- #27AmazonThe Lobster's Birthday and Other Stories(2014)
- #28AmazonThat Glimpse of Truth(2014)
- #29AmazonStories for Mothers and Daughters(2025)
- #1AmazonJust William(1922)
- #2AmazonMore William(1922)
- #3AmazonWilliam Again(1923)
- #4AmazonJust William: Volume 3(1923)
- #5AmazonWilliam the Fourth(1924)
- #6AmazonStill William(1925)
- #7AmazonWilliam the Conqueror(1926)
- #8AmazonWilliam the Outlaw(1927)
- #9AmazonWilliam in Trouble(1927)
- #10AmazonWilliam the Good(1928)
- #11AmazonWilliam(1929)
- #12AmazonWilliam the Bad(1930)
- #13AmazonWilliam's Happy Days(1930)
- #14AmazonWilliam's Crowded Hours(1931)
- #15AmazonWilliam the Pirate(1932)
- #16AmazonWilliam The Rebel(1933)
- #17AmazonWilliam the Gangster(1934)
- #18AmazonWilliam the Detective(1935)
- #19AmazonSweet William(1936)
- #20AmazonWilliam The Showman(1937)
- #21AmazonWilliam the Dictator(1938)
- #22AmazonWilliam and Air Raid Precautions(1939)
- #23AmazonWilliam and the Evacuees(1940)
- #24AmazonWilliam Does His Bit(1941)
- #25AmazonWilliam Carries On(1942)
- #26AmazonWilliam And The Brains Trust(1945)
- #27AmazonJust William's Luck(1948)
- #28AmazonWilliam the Bold(1950)
- #29AmazonWilliam and the Tramp(1952)
- #30AmazonWilliam and the Moon Rocket(1954)
- #31AmazonWilliam and the Space Animal(1956)
- #32AmazonWilliam's Television Show(1958)
- #33AmazonWilliam—the Explorer(1960)
- #34AmazonWilliam's Treasure Trove(1962)
- #35AmazonWilliam and the Witch(1964)
- #36AmazonWilliam And The Pop Singers(1965)
- #37AmazonWilliam And The Masked Ranger(1966)
- #38AmazonWilliam the Superman(1968)
- #39AmazonWilliam the Lawless(1970)
- #40AmazonWhat's Wrong with Civilizashun and Other Important Ritings by Just William(1990)
- #41AmazonJust William at Christmas(2015)
- #42AmazonWilliam at War(2016)
About Richmal Crompton
Richmal Crompton Lamburn is a celebrated English writer, renowned for her captivating and humorous works that have endeared her to readers of all ages. As a skilled storyteller, she is best known for creating the beloved Just William series, a collection of books that showcase the misadventures of a spirited young boy and his Outlaws. With a keen eye for the intricacies of family and social life, Crompton's fiction expertly navigates the complexities of growing up, often highlighting the constraints and contradictions that come with it. Her writing is characterized by a deep understanding of childhood and a knack for crafting relatable, endearing characters that have become iconic in British literature.
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