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Book Reviews of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass (Signet Classics)Book Review: Jesse M. Summary: 5 StarsThis book is really cool because it has a lot of kid's stories characters like the white rabbit, humpty dumpty, and Alice of course. it would be a good story for like fourth gaders who are barely starting to read chapter books. It's about a girl who found a little doorway, went in and can't find her way back.
Book Review: A terrific book for people of all ages Summary: 4 StarsThis book was so enjoyable! I think that anyone, young or older child, teen, or adult would love every page of it. I felt that it went by fast most of the time, but some parts were repeatable. I almost wish it were a little shorter, like each story only 100 pages so it would go by faster, but it was still very enjoyable. I actually have to say I like 'Through the Looking Glass' the best. I had always thought these were just short childrens books, I was surprised when I found out how big they were! I didn't really like the end of 'Through the Looking Glass' since it was about the same as the end of 'Alice's Adventure's In Wonderland'. The end of 'Alice's Adventure's In Wonderland' was better because: 1. I read it first, and 2. It was just better and I was very surprised by it (guess I haven't seen the movie "Alice In Wonderland" in a while!). However, they are both very good stories that anyone would love and I will recomend it for everybody. PLEASE rate if this review was helpful to you. THANK YOU!
Book Review: Alice in wonderland through the looking glass book review mimi Summary: 4 StarsThe story was interesting, but sometimes gets boring to get a catchey point. This store is for people who have patience, love to imagine stuff, and and like adventure. The story was based on a girl named Alice and everything she saw in wonderland.
Book Review: Alice's Adventure in Wonderland Through the looking glass. Summary: 5 StarsThis book is na adventureurs book, it uses imagination. you woll enjoy this book all through. It is funny weird and enjoyable.
Book Review: Let's get serious about being ridiculous Summary: 5 StarsBelieve it or not, there was a time when the world was seen as a place where imagination had no place. It was during the industrial age of the 1800s and the mechanic way of life was in. As such, art and fantasy were seen by a lot of people in England as ridiculous, nonsensical, and tolerable at best. But Lewis Carroll didn't think so. There are always a few people who won't give up common sense for the sake of public opinion. Writing for a little girl named Alice Liddell, Lewis Carroll told of the adventures of another girl named Alice who, after a tumble down a very strange rabbit hole, found herself in a place where fantasy and nonsense reigned supreme. Countering the status quo of the era in England, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" bursts with eccentric characters and unsuspecting twists and turns. A good read if you're tired of the machinization of any age and need to have some good old fashion unpredicatable fun!
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