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Tis good to shew children all manner of rare Sights...they see Colours with other Eies and heare Sounds with other Eares: all their Senses are more nice & subtileJohn Aubrey

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Neil Philip has degrees in English from the Universities of Oxford University and the University of London. He is a full-time writer and journalist with a special interest in children's books. He reviews regularly forThe Times Educational Supplement, The Times, andBritish Book News, and has contributed essays toSignal, Tract, andFolklore. He is the author ofA Fine Anger: A Critical Introduction to the Work of Alan Garner (1981).

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Philip, N. The review. Child Lit Educ 12, 160–164 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01142747

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