Phantasmagoria and Early Verses by Lewis Carroll

From the same author of "Alice in Wonderland". Get ready to read the longest poem by Lewis Carroll and to enjoy the first verses created by him at the age of 13 to entertain his younger siblings. "Phantasmagoria" is a comedic and poetic conversation between a ghost and the homeowner, in which, amidst various subjects, the specter presents the behavioral rules of ghosts. In the second part, Carroll engages with various everyday issues such as sibling conflicts, matters of conscience, procrastination, fears, and more, often presenting a humorous moral. These are musical, lighthearted, and sarcastic poems from the writer considered the foremost author of global children's and young adult literature.