World Children's Literature Classic Masterpiece - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Includes one CD)

Author: Li Na, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: A good fairy tale often touches children through its vivid and interesting plot, and also cultivates their preliminary humanistic literacy. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is undoubtedly one of these outstanding fairy tales, bringing children joy, wisdom, and courage. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a fairy tale that skillfully weaves together absurd and fantastical imagination with realistic and logical common sense through the dream of Alice. The author, Lewis Carroll, was originally a famous mathematician and logician, not a novelist. The story began as an oral creation by the author. Over 100 years ago, young Carroll went on a trip with three little girls who loved listening to stories. During the journey, he told them a story, adding a new chapter each day, and by the end of the trip, the story was complete. Later, he wrote down this oral creation as a manuscript and titled it Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. This book is filled with British humor and wit, being amusing and memorable. It also includes numerous colorful illustrations that match the storyline, making the entire layout lively and engaging. This helps children to accept, understand, and further remember the plot, allowing young readers to enjoy the story while reading. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland weaves together absurd and fantastical imagination with realistic and logical common sense through the dream of a little girl named Alice, reflecting both children's psychology and the realities of the world, all filled with British humor and wit. This book has been reorganized and compiled from this classic children's literature, with simple and elegant language. The exquisite illustrations, drawn according to children's reading habits, are colorful and full of a sense of playfulness.