An edition of From King Boggen's Hall to Nothing-at-all
(1967)
From King Boggen's Hall to Nothing-at-all
a collection of improbable houses and unusual places found in traditional rhymes and limericks.
[1st ed.]
by Blair Lent
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Illustrations of the various homes described in nursery rhymes, including Tom Tittlemouse's bell house, Mistress McShuttle's coal scuttle, and Peter's pumpkin shell.
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Juvenile poetry, Specimens, Nursery rhymes, Picture books for children, Poetry, Dwellings, American Nursery rhymesPlaces
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From King Boggen's Hall to Nothing-at-all: a collection of improbable houses and unusual places found in traditional rhymes and limericks.
1967, Little, Brown
in English
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