Blake's Inn
Rendered in the illustrations in 3-D, this place is the setting for most of the action in the poems.
Featherbeds
This object sheds feathers that show up as snow far away and appears in the rooms. Children use the feathers that fall from this object to make snowmen.
Blake's Wonderful Car
This object has wheels, a bird's head and tail, helicopter-like spinning blades, flags, and a hot air balloon.
The Fire
Considered attractive for being bright with a hissing sound, this object warms up the travelers.
The Boy's Room
This object offers the boy safety and security in the inn, replacing familiar items with safe and appropriate items.
The Luggage
This object changes into an envelope and goes from being inert to purring and speaking to the boy.
The Driver
Attired in a green mackintosh, green boots, and wings, this object also wears a labeled cap...
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