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An edition of the nineteenth-century poem that was later set to music, illustrated by a noted American artist.
Original poem by Katherine Lee Bates with illustrations and ASL signs by Robert Wapahi
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This book provides a delightful and informative travelogue of the author's journey through England, from the Scottish border to the southwestern tip of Cornwall. Along the way, she visits famous landmarks, quaint villages, and bustling cities, and shares her insights into the history, culture, and landscape of this fascinating country. Whether you are planning a trip to England or just want to learn more about this rich and varied land, this book is a must-read.