Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Pinyin Color Illustration Book

Author: (English) Lewis Carroll
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This is a story filled with strange and fantastical elements. Little Alice had a colorful dream by the river, in which she followed a rabbit with pink eyes into a bizarre world. Here, she sometimes shrank to the size of a caterpillar and other times grew so large that she couldn’t fit inside a house. Participating in a race at the meeting could dry wet clothes, attending an endless afternoon tea, playing croquet with the Queen of Hearts who loved chopping off people’s heads, and listening to the fake turtle’s strange lessons about the underwater school. The trial began, and unexpectedly, one of the witnesses was herself—but then her body grew again. It was simply an unbelievable place! Author Lewis Carroll described a seemingly absurd and magical world, but it was the kind of fascinating kingdom that children longed for. Lewis Carroll lived in 19th-century England and was a mathematician by profession, naturally shy and suffering from stuttering, not good at socializing. Yet he was versatile and had a wide range of interests, with deep expertise in fiction, poetry, and logic. Carroll’s fairy tales are highly imaginative, sowing seeds of dreams in children’s hearts. His masterpiece, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, was originally a fairy tale he told to Alice Lydiard, the daughter of his friend, by the River Thames. The newly released Illustrated and Phonetic World Literature Classics for Children is a series of books meticulously compiled and illustrated, specifically dedicated to young readers. Its picture-filled format and standardized phonetic annotations, in line with primary school teaching standards, fully meet the reading needs of children.