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This volume shows us the room on almost every page, a static, rigid view of what I've described, as a frame for everything else. And that is a big 'everything', when this is a cry for faith and hope, the cardinal virtue in finding power in potential, the possibilities of dreams and fantasy and in words. It shows the moral in a quite exquisite way, unfolding from the unlikely a supreme fable that just goes about its business without being too obvious, too twee, too patronising or too well-intended.