This is a timeless tale that is always great to read to the kids in the classroom.
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass | 
This is a timeless tale that is always great to read to the kids in the classroom.
pickAlices Adventure is a traditional literature tale that follows a girl that is a story of curiosity. Curiosity can lead you in many ways and this charming story is an excellent representation of it.
“Why, sometimes I‘ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
1. Never tired of this one!
2. Smartwool socks year-round, just vary the thickness
3. 5,728' Mount Rogers in my home county
4. Oysters, mussels, any kind of shell boogers 😖
5. Yes! I'm Zuul from Ghostbusters
#friYAYintro @howjessreads
pickAlice in Wonerland has always been one of my favourites, and anything based off of it. However nothing beats the original, with such a weird and quirky storyline. I'm pretty sure this book is one if the most well known books ever, especially since there is such a big fan base over it.
This is the 5th time I've read it...
✨ #covercrush #7Covers7Days
#Day1
(Not sure who‘s already playing, so I‘m just gonna pick a random handle)
@Gabbysbooks would you like to play? 💜
Walked to the grocery store in Venice to get coffee and now we are enjoying it on the balcony before starting our day.
Day 27 - #Adventurous #AliceAdventuresinWonderland #LewisCarroll #AugustABC
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is an 1865 novel written by English author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll. It tells of a girl named Alice falling through a rabbit hole into a fantasy world populated by peculiar, anthropomorphic creatures. The tale plays with logic, giving the story lasting popularity with adults as well as with children.
Mariam from A Thousand Splendid Suns
Lady Anne Stone from Prairie Dreams Trilogy
@shadowspeak17 #top5
I‘ve had this for a while and I have always wanted to read it. No time like the present I suppose. 🤷🏾♀️🙂
A wonderful piece of TL passed down for years. The whimsical story of Alice going to wonderland is a fun story to share with your students. Students will love the ridiculousness in wonderland when Alice tries to find the rabbit and gets distracted along away. This book can be used in an author study with your students. This website can be used to retrieve information for the AS. https://www.lewiscarroll.org
The last time I was in Honduras, I would read this in hammocks on our breaks.
Also, you might not be able to tell from the picture, but this is a mini-edition, so that made it interesting 🤔.
#hammock #letstraveljuly @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @OriginalCyn620
Week 15: A book people lie about reading
Reading: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll
I didnt know people lied about reading books until I googled a list and this one is number 1 apparently
Wonderland may not be a place you‘ll want to be - dangerous potions, execution-happy Queen, some rude animals..but Alice did have a marvellous adventure.
Shown above illustrations from the books from various illustrators.
#WanderingJune #ImaginaryPlaces
Road trip with my boys!
About to crack open this beauty! 😍 I don‘t remember every reading these stories but I‘ve seen most of the movie adaptations so I‘m excited to see what they got right and what they‘ve changed. 😁 (P.S. can we just talk about this Alice in Wonderland pocket watch necklace?! Books a Million FTW! 😍)
pickIt's weird to finally read a thing after absorbing cultural references since I was a kid. But it was still such a fun world to be immersed in. I liked the wordplay crossed with pure imagination in a landscape where anything can happen, however ludicrous. I read both books, and even though I liked Looking Glass, I didn't enjoy as much the first. The characters weren't quite as memorable and the action was more linear, given the chessboard world.
I‘m very late ⌚️🐇 arriving home from a friend‘s cookout. Getting myself cozy for a Saturday night #booktomovie feature of Tim Burton‘s Alice in Wonderland.
#maymadness @TheReadingMermaid @RadicalReader @Clwojick
“Why, sometimes I‘ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
Modern fantasy. These are perfect examples of the extreme whimsy that modern fantasy can bring. These stories would be great for older children or even read aloud to younger children. The fact that there are movies will make it even easier to read it to you get children.
pickAlices Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carrol, 1865/1871. These two stories are often lumped together as they are about the same world. This extremely colorful classic is full of crazy characters that children and adults have loved since their creation. These stories are whimsically charming and wonderfully eccentric.
I love the Alice in Wonderland playing cards that the hubs put in my Easter basket, and the little Cheshire cat Funko, too. ⏱🐇✨🍄
A round up of my book themed coffee mugs.
#7 @outofprint ‘s Alice mug. I usually reserve this one for tea, but it‘s too damn early to even consider not pouring myself another cup of coffee.
#mugsoflitsy
I had a gorgeous #teaparty this afternoon with @Heideschrampf and @scripturient .... Nina, this was such a great idea. We had so much fun. 😍😁😎 #bookishbirthday
This is a magical story and I will for sure have this classic in my book collection.
At Shanghai Disney, the Alice in Wonderland attraction is a walkthrough maze that is so beautifully chilling and immersive; complete with the most ominous music while you make your way through the rabbit hole into Wonderland. We met the creepy, stone-faced Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, the elusive Cheshire Cat, felt swallowed up by the flowers, and had tremendous fun at the bizarre Mad Hatter‘s tea party. Here I am about to see the Red Queen 🌹♥️.
150 years ago, a mathematician from Oxford wrote a fairy tale about a little Englishwoman. Everyone knows this girl: she fell into a rabbit hole, she went through a mirror! Invented by Lewis Carroll #Wonderland still excites the imagination of readers all over the world: children and adults, historians and artists, philosophers and poets! 🐇☕🎩🌹😸♠♥
#AlicesAdventuresinWonderland #ThroughtheLookingGlassandWhatAliceFoundThere
1. Part of the view from my front porch.
2. Yes. It‘s a peaceful community. All the neighbors around me are nice and friendly.
3. The tagged book and also A Game of Thrones.
4. Usually in the morning and afternoon.
5. Chicken tenders with a mix of fries and tater tots. Leftover cherry pie and French Vanilla ice cream.
#FriYAYintro
“There was not a moment to be lost: away went Alice like the wind.”
The detailed black and white sketches in this story add depth to the imagination and creativity in this tale.
pickThis story was written in 1978 and published by Weathervane Books. I grew up with this tale. It is a modern fantasy about a young girl named Alice who finds herself stumbling into a strange and curious new world. It has disturbing and surrealistic characters that she much face on her adventures. It is full of magic and wonder.
pickA classic that never gets old. Not exactly like the movies, so you should take the time to actually read them if you haven‘t
“I wonder if the snow loves the trees and fields, that it kisses them so gently? And then it covers them up snug, you know, with a white quilt; and perhaps it says, "Go to sleep, darlings, till the summer comes again.”
― Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass
One of my favorite books, movie, and quote 🐇
so-soAlice is super annoying and if she just learned to close her mouth she could have avoided any and all the trouble she caused in both stories. These books really should be read in psychology classes. Lewis Carroll showcases many textbook characteristics of mental illness in his writing and I had quite a hard time NOT diagnosing him. I don‘t know what Disney was thinking. Overall the story is erratic and jumps quickly from one place to another.
pickAwesome. Definitely one if my favorites!
pickI finally read the original Alice stories! What a trippy, weird adventure. I think I liked Wonderland better, but Through the Looking Glass was fun, too. There‘s a lot of humor, imagination, and general oddness—I have to say the original Tenniel illustrations are sort of creepy. My 7-year-old boy and I read this gorgeous edition together... he‘s a big fan of the Burton movie and loved the books!
Bonus: this counts as 2 #1001books!
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🎧 I ❤️ Alice in Wonderland and have a few different audio editions of both AAIW and TTLG. Just started this one from *1995* with Michael Page narrating! MP is talking *very* fast so I‘m slowing the audio *down* to .75! The remastering from the original tape isn‘t very good so you have what sounds like talking in the background (print through.)
But for all that, it‘s still a story I love coming back to.
“Yes, that‘s it,” said the hatter with a sigh, “it‘s always tea time.”
#OctoberPutASpellOnYou #Party 🍵🎉 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @vkois88
👑 Alice🍪not currently- will read When Hellen Comes when it gets closer to Halloween 🐰 Catcher of the wRye 🎩 not a fan- as a librarian I believe everyone has the freedom to read whateverj they want. Banning books is against the First Amendment. If one person thinks a book is wrong to read, they do not get to dictate what‘s right and wrong.
Why hello there paint swatch book spines that catch my eye every time I happen to be in a book shop (I‘ll show you what I bought soon)
Cartoon by Liana Finck in The New Yorker.
I like this one 😄
