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by Nancy Willard
About 63 pages (18,807 words)
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A Visit to William Blake's Inn is a Newberry and Caldecott Book Award-winning children's book of poetry by a beloved children's book author and Vassar lecturer. Using some of William Blake's most venerated characters and rhythmic and rhyme patterns mirroring William Blake's, this cleverly illustrated, slim volume is imbued with Blake's most pervasive quality, a sense of fun, delight, and other-worldliness.

This is a collection of loosely related poems for children, which makes it a small but intense and delightful book. There is no actual.....

This is a free excerpt of 83 words. This section contains 165 words. This study guide contains 18,807 words (approx. 63 pages at 300 words per page).

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