Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

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Bored on a summer afternoon, young Alice follows a waistcoated White Rabbit down a hole and tumbles into a world where nothing behaves as it should. She grows and shrinks, swims through a pool of her own tears, attends a mad tea party, and finds herself on trial before the tyrannical Queen of Hearts. Lewis Carroll, a mathematician by trade, weaves logic puzzles, puns, and dream-logic into a story that delights children while quietly unsettling adults. A cornerstone of children's literature and a wellspring for surrealism and nonsense writing, Alice's journey endures as one of the most inventive fantasies ever written.

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