Alice through the looking-glass
By Jeanne Willis
Alice enters a topsy-turvy chessboard world—but what must she solve to become a queen?
whimsical · rhyming · playful · surreal
Genres
What is Alice through the looking-glass about?
Alice steps through the looking glass and enters a topsy-turvy world where everything is wonderfully strange. As she travels across a chessboard kingdom, she meets the bickering Tweedledum and Tweedledee, puzzled Humpty Dumpty, the White Queen and many other curious characters. With each encounter, Alice moves closer to becoming a queen, facing riddles, surprises and playful nonsense along the way. Jeanne Willis’s lively rhyming retelling introduces young readers to Lewis Carroll’s imaginative classic.
About the author
Jeanne Willis is a brilliant British author who has written many funny and imaginative books for children. She is well known for stories like 'Tadpole’s Promise' and 'The Bog Baby'. Jeanne loves to make readers laugh and think with her clever characters and surprising tales. Her books are enjoyed by children all over the world.
Pages
40 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2022
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