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Alice in Wonderland
Author	Lewis Carroll
Publisher	Macmillan
Publication Date	1865
Country	United States
Genre(s)	Children's literature, Fantasy
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Related	Through the Looking-Glass

Alice in Wonderland (aka Alice's Adventures in Wonderland) is an 1865 novel by Lewis Carroll. The nonsensical children's book has been the inspiration for other works of literature, film, television and music. The story tells the tale of a young girl, Alice, who falls down a rabbit hole and into a strange world filled with fantastic creatures, and talking animals with even odder behavior than one might expect from such creatures.

in 1960, Martin Gardner's The Annotated Alice was published, a popular version with extensive explanations of allusions and background information.

External Links

• Free Text/Audio Versions at Gutenberg.net

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