This book is one that I will read as many times as I can. I know people say they love this story and the characters, but this has been one book that inspired my imagination and taught me that I love to read and want to write books.

I read this book when I first learned to read and will continue to read it as many times as I can! ( )

I've never before read this book and I was never actually a fan of the story from what I had seen of the Disney version. But I actually enjoyed reading the story. Yes, most of it was nonsense, but it was fun and imaginative. I actually thought about how illogical things at times are in the world are today and found it amusing to compare that with characters like the Mad Hatter and the Red Queen.
I don't know that I would consider it to be a classic but I did find it enjoyable and it was a fairly short read.

This book was reviewed on the Literary Club Podcast episode 74
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1984185 ( )

Cute but very different from the movies we've all seen. It was interesting to read though! ( )

Book 127 - Lewis Carroll - Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

My next step into my youth took me to Wonderland and what a journey.

Similar to many stories of this ilk…within a chapter we are into the fabled land of the aforementioned title…an immediately into the depth of the story.

Interestingly Alice grows and shrinks a lot more than I remember…and there is so much more…

Full of delightful characters and completely surreal surroundings that was simply crying out for Tim Burton to make it into a movie…which of course he did in 2010.

Along with the famous tea party and the full blown trial towards the end of the story…I discovered such gems as ‘Advice from a caterpillar’ and ‘The Mock Turtle’s Story’ with some of worst/ best puns ever put to paper.

I encourage you to take a journey down the rabbit hole…swim through the pool of tears and discover…who actually did steal the Queen’s tarts… ( )

I have found the reading of this book exciting! It's very interesting to look at this story through the lens of a grown-up. It is also remarkable that Wonderland was just Alice's dream.