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Alice Through the Looking-glass

By Lewis Carroll

Adjectives

Imaginative Whimsical Nonsensical Adventurous

Genres

Fantasy Adventure Classics

What is Alice Through the Looking-glass about?

Alice steps through the looking-glass and discovers a strange world where everything works backwards. To reach the other side of the chessboard and become a queen, she must travel through enchanted woods, puzzling landscapes and a topsy-turvy kingdom. Along the way, she meets curious creatures, quarrelling twins, a forgetful White Queen and the famous Jabberwock. Filled with playful wordplay, riddles and surprising reversals, Alice’s journey is a wonderfully imaginative adventure where logic and nonsense constantly collide.

About the author

Lewis Carroll was a writer from England who loved creating magical stories and playful poems. He is best known for writing 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' and 'Through the Looking-Glass'. His books are filled with curious characters, clever wordplay, and exciting adventures that have delighted children and adults for many years.

Pages

62 pages

Reading age

Older Junior (10-15)

Edition published

2009

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