Through the Looking-Glass: and What Alice Found There Paperback Lewis Carroll

from bdgamer

I knew the Alice books were charmingly weird and random, but I wasn't prepared for such a high level of anarchy. This time around the characters are stranger and even more chaotic than the original. But there's a certain level of fun in them, although it does get rather played out by the end of t...

from nieva21

I love Alice through the Looking Glass so much more than Alice in Wonderland, if that's even possible, because I love both of these, but reading this classic sequel not only showed me how Alice is tested and prodded by the eccentric friends she meets, but it shows more of her creativity coming ou...

from emvuu

Just like Alice's Adventures in Wonderland this is yet another classic from Carroll. His imagination goes yonder into a field unknown! The idea of her entering the opposite world of a mirror with the irony of playing forward on a chess board. It is just unreal, fantastic!

from lucybrown

Alice is (exactly) six months older then when she fell down the rabbit hole into Wonderland. This perhaps is the reason for what I found to be the greatest difference in Alice's adventures in Wonderland and those she had in the Looking-Glass world. Wonderland borders on the nightmarish. Alice is ...

from Breton07

I liked this edition so much. I enjoyed re-reading the book since my childhood. However, being able to see how Lewis Carroll's own illustrations influenced Sir John Tenniel's was inspiring! Their collaboration really worked! I've always felt this book was a second home for me. I had a chance to r...