About the Book

Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll invites readers to plunge into a magical world where logic is upended, and the ordinary becomes extraordinary. The journey begins as Alice follows a white rabbit down a rabbit hole, entering a universe teeming with eccentric personalities like the mischievous Cheshire Cat, the unpredictable Mad Hatter, and the imperious Queen of Hearts. Carroll’s inventive use of language, clever wordplay, and sharp satire turn Alice’s adventure into an exploration of identity, growth, and the search for meaning. Throughout her escapades with shrinking potions, talking animals, and ever-changing landscapes, Alice must rely on her courage and resourcefulness to confront the strange and often nonsensical situations she encounters. The novel’s enduring appeal is evident in its countless adaptations for film, television, and stage, as well as its insightful glimpse into the social customs of Victorian England.