William Willya and the Washing Machine

WILLIAM WILLYA & THE WASHING MACHINE, written by Skip Masland, illustrated by Scott Sheppard. What happens when a working mother asks her son to stay home & do the laundry on a Saturday morning & a mischievous little girl stops by to give him a hand? Throw in a couple cupfuls of Spurt, his mother's white blouse & a checkerboard shirt & you'll have some good, clean fun with WILLIAM WILLYA & THE WASHING MACHINE. Scheduled to be published in June of 1993, WILLIAM WILLYA & THE WASHING MACHINE introduces a memorable new character to the ranks of classic children's literature: William Willya, an impressionable young lad with a heart of gold who always tries to do exactly what he's told but, quite often, manages to make a well-meaning mess of it all. WILLIAM WILLYA & THE WASHING MACHINE is delightfully illustrated by Scott Sheppard & written by Skip Masland in a lyrical rhythm reminiscent of the legendary Dr. Seuss. WILLIAM WILLYA & THE WASHING MACHINE - the first installment in the new William Willya series from Moonglow Publishing - is certain to become a favorite of children & parents alike.Masland, Skip is the author of 'William Willya and the Washing Machine', published 1994 under ISBN 9781883016012 and ISBN 1883016010.