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In 'Johnny the Walrus,' Matt Walsh tells the story of a boy named Johnny who has a vivid imagination and pretends to be various characters, including a walrus. When 'internet people' discover Johnny's walrus fantasy, he is pressured to choose between being a boy or a walrus, leading to a series of events that blur the lines between play and identity. The book explores the importance of understanding boundaries between imagination and reality, emphasizing the need for children to recognize their true identities while still enjoying imaginative play. The story has been praised by conservative audiences but criticized by LGBT advocates for its transphobic content.