'There's a trail of people leaving the Queen's Gallery alongside the Buckingham Palace. Lots of visitors chatting and laughing. There's also a Grand Parade of Horsemen.''Yeah, that's men on horses. Lots of smelly things on the square, ' Rabbit tells me.'Of course, what do you expect, perfume?''I was just saying, ' he continues. 'Exactly, can I carry on?' I interact.'Be my guest.' he finally tells me. He's beginning to get on my nerves.'I carry on explaining further: 'Clear sound envelope the atmosphere. Typical London busy day, cars, people, buses, horses, hooves...''Smelly things on the footpath!' He exclaims.This book is for children and grown up readers. It is about historical humour and facts of life. A classical fiction book, full of mystery, drama and historical, mysterious, mischievousness. It has been described as a learning book for children with fun, literary criticism and humo
