“Book Descriptions:ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND (normally abbreviated to Alice in Wonderland) is a 1865 novel composed by English creator Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pen name Carroll. It recounts a young lady named Alice falling through a deep, dark hole into a dreamland populated by particular, human animals. The story plays with rationale, giving the story enduring prevalence with grown-ups as well likewise with kids. Being one of the most mind-blowing instances of the artistic gibberish genre is thought of. Its story course and design, characters and symbolism have been colossally persuasive in both mainstream society and writing, particularly in the dream type.Dodgson's story was distributed in 1865 as Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by "Lewis Carroll" with representations by John Tenniel. The main print run of 2,000 was kept down since Tenniel protested the print quality. Another version was immediately printed, delivered in December of that very year yet conveying a 1866 date.The whole print run sold out rapidly. Alice was a distributing sensation, darling by youngsters and grown-ups the same. Among its most memorable ardent perusers were Queen Victoria and the youthful Oscar Wilde. The book has never been no longer available. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland has been converted into no less than 174 dialects. There have now been north of 100 English-language versions of the book, as well as endless variations in different media, particularly theater and film.” DRIVE
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