Cover of The Land of Nod, newly illustrated — a child setting off alone into a moonlit dreamworld

by Robert Louis Stevenson · newly illustrated

The Land of Nod

Robert Louis Stevenson's dream-voyage from A Child's Garden of Verses — every night a little dreamer sets off all alone for the Land of Nod, past mountains of dream and rivers of sleep. A hushed, wondering bedtime poem.

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