The Secret Queen

'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