Alicia En El Pais De Las Maravillas + A Traves Del Espejo (Paperback)

from LisaMaria_C

I can't remember reading Alice in Wonderland in childhood, and enough feels unfamiliar that I don't think I ever did. Yet so much--so many of the images, phrases, characters and situations are very familiar, because this book is so woven into the popular culture. Yet it all read so fresh, was suc...

from jchancel

My first introduction to Alice in Wonderland was seeing the Disney movie when I was little. I remember enjoying it, but at the same time being annoyed by the confusing nature. I read the book a couple years later. At the time I loved the storyline but was thoroughly frustrated by the books' lack ...

from RickyHaas

Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass are filled with unusual and unforgettable characters. I have to admit I was hesitant about reading this because as a child I despised the Disney Film, but I decided to give it a go anyways. I'm certainly glad I did. The books is filled with all so...

from Rachissy

I just finished Alice's Adventures in Wonderland this morning while waiting for my son to get out of Kindergarten. It was the 9th book I've finished. I almost feel like I'm cheating because, like the last book I read, I am very familiar with the story (who isn't?). As I expected it was a fun read...

from manque

Fabulous "children's" literature. Carroll's play with language is simultaneously thought-provoking and delightful. Modern critical interpretations that emphasize social criticism embedded in the novel, or issues of male control of female desires, etc., miss the point: at heart these stories are w...