Alice in Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2004
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Wonderland • Victorian Era
2004
6-12 years
Super Short Summary
Alice in Wonderland, illustrated by Rene Cloke and written by Lewis Carroll, with contributions by Jane Carruth, chronicles a young person's whimsical adventures in a fantastical realm after following a mysterious creature. This edition features vivid illustrations that bring the enchanting scenes and eccentric characters to life, adding visual depth to the classic narrative.
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Review Roundup
Alice in Wonderland by Rene Cloke, Lewis Carroll, and Jane Carruth offers a visually appealing take on the classic tale. Reviewers praise its enchanting illustrations and faithful adherence to Carroll's narrative. However, some find Carruth's adaptation lacks originality, rendering it less engaging for older readers. A delightful read for younger audiences.
Who Should Read Alice in Wonderland?
Readers who delight in whimsical adventures, imaginative storytelling, and classic literature will cherish Alice in Wonderland by Rene Cloke, Lewis Carroll, and Jane Carruth. Similar to the audiences of Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie and The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum, this enchanting tale captures the fantastical journeys and curious characters beloved by both children and adults.
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Novel • Fiction
Wonderland • Victorian Era
2004
6-12 years
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