The Walrus and the CarpenterThe author's famous nonsense poem, recited to Alice during her encounter with Tweedledee and Tweedledum in the classic, Through the Looking Glass, is brought to jubilant life through richly colored paintings. Reprint. |
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The walrus and the carpenter is a good story for young adults,and adults it is an enjoying juciy poem i loved it .Sure, did the oysters get fooled, lets not be like that lets not be fooled!!!!
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