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Diddle diddle dumpling, quangle wangle quee, jabberwocky - why are children so fascinated by nonsense? Michael Rosen traces the development of verbal tricks, visual surrealism and sheer silliness with Laura Cecil and Humphrey Carpenter. Producer JILL BURRIDGE

Contributors

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Michael Rosen
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Laura Cecil
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Humphrey Carpenter.
Producer:
Jill Burridge
Source: Radio Times

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