Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Other Stories Leather Bound | Pages: 1165 pages

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ISBN:	1435122941 (ISBN13: 9781435122949)
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	United Kingdom

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It may not be the most beloved children's story ever, but it may be the best known. With a cast of characters known the world over, and reproduced in every entertainment form imaginable, it's made "Alice" the one word name that everyone recognizes as Lewis Carroll's iconic character. And there is an unnerving quality about it that leaves you thinking that, just maybe, this crazy world does exist somewhere in some dimension, and that we make wake up some morning and find ourselves in the "Twilight Zone" of Alice's Wonderland.

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Title	:	Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Other Stories
Author	:	Lewis Carroll
Book Format	:	Leather Bound
Book Edition	:	Barnes & Noble Collectible Editions Series
Pages	:	Pages: 1165 pages
Published	:	January 12th 2010 by Barnes & Noble (first published 1865)
Categories	:	Classics. Fantasy. Fiction. Childrens

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I really enjoyed Alice in Wonderland and the sequel, but I couldn't read past chapter 7 of Sylvie and Bruno or the two poems.

I decided just to read "Alice in Wonderland" and "Alice - Through the Looking Glass", and "Puzzles from Wonderland" since that's the main reason I bought this book in the first place. And in the aftermath of my thoughts I decided that the other stories in this book, I can either read later or just ignore since I don't have the motivation or desire to actually read them. I think Alice's stories were kind of whimsical, but in a generally understanding and wonderful way. I had to take a lot of

One day a curious little girl named Alice follows a rabbit down a rabbit-hole, and what ensues is a fantastical adventure that most people could not even dream up. After a constant act of shrinking and growing Alice meets the many characters of Wonderland, a blue caterpillar smoking a hookah, who's sentences tend to go round and round like an 8-track player, all ending with "Who are you?" She has tea with the Mad Hatter and the March Hare leaving more confused than when she arrived and drinking

This is my favorite book! i absolutely love it and would recommend it to anyone who loves puzzles, riddles and poems.

How am I supposed to explain all this? I swear Lewis Carroll was on drugs. If you asked me to make up something as wildly insane as this, I wouldn't even come close. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass are exactly as I remembered the films. They're insane and brilliant all at once.It was the Sylvie & Bruno books that took me the longest to get through, because I honestly had no idea what was going on at times. The basic premise is the narrator going along on his

Alice's Adventures in WonderlandSuch a strange tale. I've always been so enchanted by it though -- especially the cryptic rhymes interspersed. Are they meant to mean anything? Are the "morals" presented throughout the book to be taken seriously...or are they Carroll's idea of satirizing the moralizing books of his time period?Alice falls into the rabbit hole with society's rules in mind. She takes the virtues and rules from school and her parents...and she finds that they don't apply. Much like

i picked up this volume to have a forever copy of alice in wonderland, to visit my cat and caterpillar anytime i want to, and hopefully share he same with my kids as bedtime stories. i had no idea what to expect from carrolls other works, as id never ventured beyond alices life.i was so pleasantly surprised by the sylvia and bruno chronicles. i really appreciated the social and political criticisms offered by the reality track (especially those concerning the pervasive duopoly culture of 1893-