Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland
By Al Dempster
Alice tumbles into a topsy-turvy world where growing smaller may be the least surprising danger.
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What is Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland about?
Alice is sitting beside her sister when a hurried White Rabbit catches her eye. She follows him down a rabbit hole and tumbles into a strange, topsy-turvy world. In Wonderland, everything is surprising: animals can talk, cakes and drinks change her size, and the Mad Hatter hosts a very unusual tea party. As Alice meets the grinning Cheshire Cat, the hurried Queen of Hearts and many other curious characters, she must find her way home through a series of wonderfully puzzling adventures.
About the author
Al Dempster was a talented illustrator who brought stories to life with his beautiful drawings. He is well known for his work on Disney films and books, including 'Bambi' and 'Sleeping Beauty'. Al loved using colours and shapes to make magical worlds for children to enjoy, inspiring imaginations everywhere.
Pages
23 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2010
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