Television tie-in

New Adventures of William Tell

By Anthony Horowitz · 1989 · Adventure · television tie-in · Children and general readers

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Spoiler-free summary

Further adventures inspired by the television series Crossbow and the legendary Swiss hero.

The locations established in the book's spoiler-light premise, without revealing its later turns. The pleasure lies in identity and danger, shaped by a self-contained narrative organised around one escalating central problem..

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Can I start here?

Yes. The book or collection is designed to be approached without a required earlier volume.

What makes it different

This is unapologetic tie-in adventure, and its interest lies in how Horowitz turns an existing screen world into compact heroic episodes.

Setting

The locations established in the book's spoiler-light premise, without revealing its later turns.

Content guidance

Peril and themes appropriate to the readership guidance above; consult the publisher edition for any title-specific advisory.

Why fans love itThis is unapologetic tie-in adventure, and its interest lies in how Horowitz turns an existing screen world into compact heroic episodes.

Title & retitling history

This book is listed as New Adventures of William Tell; no alternative title is included in the linked sources.

Collaborators, illustrators & adaptors

  • Based on television work created by Richard Carpenter

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Continuity

This book does not require knowledge of a numbered series.

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Sources

Library catalogue: WorldCat library records — New Adventures of William Tell ↗