The Alice Books

The Alice Books, primarily "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and its sequel "Through the Looking-Glass," are imaginative stories by Lewis Carroll that follow a young girl named Alice who falls into fantastical worlds. These books blend whimsical characters, wordplay, and surreal situations to explore themes of curiosity, logic, and identity. They are celebrated for their creative use of language and their ability to captivate both children and adults with their inventive storytelling and clever humor. The Alice Books remain classics in children’s literature, inspiring countless adaptations and interpretations across many media.