Imagine stumbling into a mad tea party that never ends—that's the feeling of reading 'The Wallypug in London.' Meet the Wallypug, a clueless but lovable creature from 'Why,' a land where logic is optional. He’s always getting things just slightly wrong, which lands him in the weirdest situations. This time, the King sends him to London for advice on a most royal problem: the dolphins in ‘Why’ want to go to university, and the cows think that’s ridiculous. So off trots the Wallypug, straight into Victorian England, where he promptly gets tangled up with a very stern professor, falls asleep at the British Museum, and somehow ends up in a courtroom where he’s convinced he’s herring. Yes, you read that right. He thinks he’s pickled fish. The whole story is chaos in the best way, with puns layered atop puns, but under the giggles, G. E. Farrow is quietly poking fun at Victorian fads, serious governments, and how ridiculous adults can be. If you loved 'Alice in Wonderland' and wish there were an even loopier version, here’s your dream reading.