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Milo’s bored with everything And couldn’t see the reason For learning math or spelling bees No matter what the season At home one day he found a box Not round, but not quite square ONE GENU-INE TURNPIKE TOLLBOOTH The label did declare Intrigued, he jumped into his car Although this was a toy Through the tollbooth he then passed, One jaded little boy He found himself quite somewhere else It happened very fast “WELCOME TO EXPECTATIONS” said a signpost that he passed But in this land there was a feud Between two stubborn brothers One thought words were number one While numbers were the other’s Milo, Humbug, faithful Tock Must help to set things straight Get Rhyme and Reason to return so the feuding will abate The brilliance of this story lies In the author’s verbal skill The places and the characters Provide a learning thrill The characters are wonderful The plotline never dull You’ll read this story several times Until your brain is full So if you are a child at heart From two to ninety two I strongly recommend this one To you, and you, and you Amanda Richards, April 22, 2006