Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (A Detailed Annotation of the)

Author: (English) Carroll (Carroll, L.) wrote, Wu Qiyao annotated
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Features: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was published in 1865. The book was an immediate success upon its release. Later, he wrote a sequel to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland based on other stories he told to the Liddell children. This is Alice Through the Looking-Glass, published in 1871. The protagonist, Alice, is a very lovable little girl. She is innocent, lively, full of curiosity and a desire for knowledge; she is compassionate and understands right from wrong. The protagonist, Alice, is a very lovable little girl. She is innocent, lively, full of curiosity and a desire for knowledge; she is compassionate and understands right from wrong. Alice fully embodies the innocence of childhood. During the process of human growth, this childlike innocence is often eroded. Therefore, the innocent Alice is extremely charming to both children and adults, and is invaluable. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland became the best-selling children's book in the UK before Carroll's death in 1898.