Alice's adventures in Wonderland ; Through the looking glass / Lewis Carroll ; illustrations by John Tenniel.

By:

Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898

Contributor(s):

Tenniel, John, 1820-1914 [ill]

Material type:

TextPublication details: London, etc. : Simon & Schuster, [2015?].Description: vi, 282 p. : ill. b&w ; 20 cmISBN:

9781471141614

Uniform titles:

Novels. Selections

Contained works:

Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898. Through the looking glass. 2017

DDC classification:

Summary: Alice is sitting on the edge of a riverbank when she spots a white rabbit in a waistcoat disappearing down a hole. Before long, she finds herself jumping down the rabbit-hole after it, and entering a world unlike any other. Here Alice drinks unknown liquids that shrink her in size and she eats mushrooms that make her gigantic. She encounters a caterpillar who smokes and a dormouse who scolds her, and she morphs into a seven-year-old Queen after winning a game of chess. Of all the daydreams documented in literary history, Alice's is the most outrageous, affecting, imaginative and powerful.

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Alice is sitting on the edge of a riverbank when she spots a white rabbit in a waistcoat disappearing down a hole. Before long, she finds herself jumping down the rabbit-hole after it, and entering a world unlike any other.

Here Alice drinks unknown liquids that shrink her in size and she eats mushrooms that make her gigantic. She encounters a caterpillar who smokes and a dormouse who scolds her, and she morphs into a seven-year-old Queen after winning a game of chess.

Of all the daydreams documented in literary history, Alice's is the most outrageous, affecting, imaginative and powerful.

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