Alice in Wonderland
Lewis Carroll
What’s inside
Alice in Wonderland is a novel about a young girl named Alice who falls through a rabbit hole into a fantastical world. In this strange land, she encounters peculiar creatures and experiences surreal adventures.
You’ll Learn
- Enhances imagination through fantastical elements
- Offers a critique of Victorian society and norms
- Encourages questioning of reality and identity
- Provides enjoyment through whimsical storytelling and absurd humor
Key Points
- Alice’s Fall into the Rabbit Hole
- Meeting the White Rabbit and Cheshire Cat
- A Mad Tea Party with Eccentric Characters
- The Queen of Hearts’ Croquet Ground
- Alice’s Trials in the Courtroom
- The Puzzling and Nonsensical Nature of Wonderland
- Alice’s Reflection on Her Identity and Growth
Who’s it For
- Young Readers
- Fans of Fantasy Fiction
- Literature Students
- Readers Interested in Classic Tales
About author
Lewis Carroll, pen name for Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, was a British writer, mathematician, and photographer known for his inventive and fantastical literary works.