Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (New Edition)

Author: Lewis Carroll
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: A masterpiece of magic, absurdity, and humor – a fantasy story that both adults and children love to read.
Translated Language ranked second only to the Bible and Shakespearean dramas.
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This is a color-illustrated edition.
It is a magical, wonderful, and eccentric dreamlike story. The story depicts the various magical and illusory experiences of a little girl named Alice in her dream. She enters the world behind the mirror, encounters the pompous and incredibly clumsy Red and White Queen; she talks to the flowers and lives with animals and insects.
Carroll designed the setting of Alice's dream in the mirror, based on the principle that images behind the mirror are opposite to their real counterparts. Everything in the mirror is reversed, creating a highly absurd and comical effect.
Through the Looking-Glass and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland marked a major event in the history of world children's literature. With its magical fantasy, witty humor, and poetic charm, the book broke the rigid moral didacticism of traditional children's literature, capturing the hearts of children and their parents, as well as millions of adult readers around the world. It caused a sensation at the time across the British Isles and even sparked the interest of Queen Victoria, who was captivated by this "lovely little girl who lingered in summer memories."