Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland By Lewis Carroll

Let me start off by saying, this book is like nothing you’ve ever read before. Alice in Wonderland is a wild ride through a fantastical world that will leave you questioning your sanity in the best possible way.

As soon as I cracked open the pages of this book, I knew I was in for a treat. Alice, our curious and slightly befuddled protagonist, stumbles upon a rabbit hole that leads her to a world unlike anything she’s ever seen. And let me tell you, the characters she encounters along the way are just as wacky and wonderful as she is.

From the perpetually late White Rabbit to the nonsensical Cheshire Cat, each character Alice meets in Wonderland is more outrageous than the last. And don’t even get me started on the Mad Hatter and his never-ending tea party. I mean, who knew there were so many ways to ruin a perfectly good cup of tea?

But beyond the absurdity and chaos of Wonderland, there’s a certain wisdom hidden within the pages of this book. As Alice navigates through the topsy-turvy world she finds herself in, she learns valuable lessons about growing up, taking risks, and staying true to herself. And let’s be real, who among us couldn’t use a little reminder about the importance of staying true to our weird and wonderful selves?

I laughed out loud more times than I can count while reading Alice in Wonderland. The witty banter and clever wordplay had me in stitches, and I found myself quoting the book to anyone who would listen. And trust me, there’s nothing quite like watching someone’s face light up when you tell them that “We’re all mad here.”

In conclusion, Alice in Wonderland is a literary masterpiece that will make you laugh, make you think, and make you appreciate the madness of the world around you. So do yourself a favor and fall down the rabbit hole of hilarity with Alice. I promise you won’t regret it.

Five out of five tea cups – highly recommended for anyone in need of a good chuckle and a healthy dose of whimsy in their life.

I bought this book for my daughter. This quality of this book tells you that it is meant to be a keepsake. It is very well printed on high-quality paper, beautifully bound, and comes with a hard slipcover. The illustrations are amazing, but I found their style to be a bit dark for my 7-year old. The book is very text heavy, making it cumbersome to read aloud to a child, and a lot of the prose itself is on an adult level. Although my daughter is an excellent reader for her age, she has lost interest in trying to get through this book. I have read it myself, and while it captures the story of Alice in Wonderland nicely, it is, indeed a commitment to get through.

Even after 5 years, no other book has replaced this Masterpiece as my “best book”.
The plot is fantabulous, and the characters are attractive. The chain of events is sensational and highly genuine.

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Alice in Wonderland is a classic famous book to read for children and adults

Multiplicity of editions can be frustrating if you want to spend correctly just once. The AmazonClassics edition is a very good edition, almost perfect, it has X-Ray, the original illustrations in a good size, modern typography and a very polished formatting; except one part: there is a beautiful poem/tale, “The Mouse’s Tale”, in which a mishearing makes Alice to blend tail with tale and the story appears typographically in a quite beautiful shape of a tail, sinuously getting narrower til being as thick as an individual letter. Unfortunately in the AmazonClassics Edition the shape is rather like a sinuous river, it losses its meaning. I checked other kindle edition I have, “Alice in Wonderland: The Complete Collection” edition by Maplewood Books, the illustrations are a bit less clear (at least that was I felt), the formatting, although good, it’s not as exemplar as the AmazonClassics Edition but to my tranquility “The Mouse’s Tale” is formatted faithful to the original, so I will stick to that complete edition and I won’t get the second book, “Through the Looking-Glass,” in the AmazonClassics Edition, for fear that it will not express the intentions of the author.

Peculiar book. Although built of meaningful blocks of events, as a group they are surreal; if there exists a meaning, is meant for only an initiated in the reasons of the story. For what I read it could be for the amusement of a little girl friend of Lewis Carroll. I love it very much. Weird and all, inscrutable and unfathomable as it is to me at the same time it is exciting and mind blowing. Alice falls into another world, one that changes like a dream but whereas we as actors of our dreams change along them. Instead Alice lives them quite consciously, as one of those old memories of strange events or creatures you saw, in which you are not that sure if it actually happened or, being that fantastic, it was a reverie feed by being in an unfamiliar place.