« Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There » is a timeless and whimsical literary masterpiece penned by Lewis Carroll, originally published in 1871. This enchanting sequel to « Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland » continues the fantastical journey of Alice as she steps through a looking-glass into a parallel world where the rules of reality are delightfully skewed.
In this captivating narrative, readers are transported to a world filled with anthropomorphic chess pieces, a topsy-turvy landscape, and playful wordplay. Alice encounters a vibrant cast of characters, from the Red Queen and White Queen to Tweedledum and Tweedledee, each with their unique quirks and riddles.
As Alice navigates this bewildering realm, the story is not just a fantastical adventure but a clever exploration of the absurdities of logic and language. Carroll’s witty and whimsical prose invites readers of all ages to ponder the nature of reality and the power of imagination.
« Through the Looking-Glass » is a delightful blend of fantasy, satire, and clever puzzles that continues to captivate and entertain generations, inviting readers to step through the looking-glass into a world of wonder and curiosity. It remains a classic of children’s literature and a thought-provoking work that transcends time.
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