by Lewis Carroll
Great Classics · Language: inglese britannico · 803 paragraphs · Free
When curiosity gets the better of a restless young girl, the ordinary world dissolves into a whirl of impossible wonders. Alice, bored and drowsy on a languid summer’s day, is startled by a frantic White Rabbit—a creature so absurdly human that it wears a waistcoat and consults a pocket watch. Driven by a burning need to understand, she tumbles headlong into a rabbit-hole and finds herself falling, falling, falling into a place where logic is a stranger and every turn defies expectation.
Down in this baffling realm, doors speak, caterpillars philosophise, and tea parties never end. Alice must navigate a landscape that shifts with each step, where size is a fickle thing and rules are made only to be broken. As she encounters an unforgettable cast of peculiar beings, she begins to question not just where she is, but who she has become.
This is a journey into the heart of the absurd, where childhood curiosity collides with a world that refuses to make sense. Alice’s adventures will test her courage, her wit, and her very identity—but the greatest mystery of all is whether she will ever find her way home, or if home even exists beyond the looking-glass of this strange, beguiling underworld.
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