The Strange Case of William Whipper-Snapper by David R Morgan

The Strange Case of William Whipper-Snapper by David R Morgan

The Strange Case of William Whipper-Snapper is an intriguing and hilarious comedy of the weirdest sort. It is the story of an incredible journey undertaken by William, his sister, Emma, and a rather annoying, talking silver case. The case, found by a calculated chance, is a very conceited, 1.B. Prize' that grants wishes that go dreadfully wrong with catastrophic results for William and his family. In order to return the case to the Prize-Maker, the children must leave their cozy Victorian world for Elizabethan times - to 1066, to pre-Roman Britain, and on to a mysterious planet. Along the way, a ghost is raised, history is interrupted, and a great golden being with no mouth and the best of intentions fights fantastical beings to save the Universe. Join the fun and suspense and see how the children become closer and learn to grow up and make great decisions.

David R. Morgan is a professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma and the author of Managing Urban America (1979) and, with others, The Oklahoma Voter (1977). Robert E. England is a professor of political science at Oklahoma State University; he is a coauthor of Race, Class, and Education: The Politics of Second Generation Discrimination (1989). George O. Humphreys, research director of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, is the author of Taylorism in France, 1904-1920: The Impact of Scientific Management on Factory Relations and Society (1986).

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ISBN 13	9781946908629
ISBN 10	1946908622
Title	The Strange Case of William Whipper-Snapper
Author	David R Morgan
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	2 Z Press LLC
Year published	2020-09-19
Number of pages	162
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