Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass

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Summary: A Book Come to Life
Review: The two movies combined are wonderful. I think this moviefollows the book perfectly from scene to scene. The catterpillar andAlice are adorable. Everything about this movie is perfect. Mydaughter's recorded it years ago but it accidentaly got erased so they having been begging to see it again and I told them I'd find it...

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Summary: Alice in Wonderland
Review: Alice in Wonderland is a very exciting book. I loved it because of the pictures, and images it depicts in words.I realy don't know how Lewis Carroll has this great imagination.The way that he makes up a bunch of little characters such as: (the catterplillar, Mad Hatter, March hair,lobster codrille)It is about a girl Alice, who falls asleep listening to her sister read to her, It explains what she does in 'her world' while she is actually dreaming. Overall, this is a fascanating children's book, it is'nt that long only about 150 pgs or so.It is worth reading though, if you have an imagenation...

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Summary: Review of Alice in Wonderland
Review: After reading this book I was amazed. This is an wonderfultale of an incredable enchanted land and the adventures of a littlegirl in it. Not only is this a great childerns book but I feel thatit is a timly classic for all ages. If you haven't read this book you need to climb out from under your rock and go buy a copy now!

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Summary: Excellent
Review: Lewis Carroll tells us a fantatic tale of a little girl who is caught in a satircal world, filled with paridy and weirdness. The book is a children's book with a sense of politcal humour for an adult. That is what makes Alice so wonderful to read.

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Summary: Alice in Wonderland
Review: I had to read this book for school and I enjoyed it but some parts where rather frightening and didn't make much sense. Alice opperates on many levels such as math and logic and can be the subject of many activities. The illustrations, though interesting, might be enough to give small children nightmares.

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Summary: WONDER-ful book
Review: Most people know that this book was written for the daughtersof friend of Carroll's, but did you know that this book might neverhave been printed if it hadn't been for George MacDonald's eleven children? MacDonald was a friend of Carroll's and when Carroll finished the book he asked MacDonald to read the book to his children to see if it was any good, and of course they loved it. George MacDonald later published some children's books of his own including "The Princess and the Goblin" and many others which are fantastic and every child should read them. This is a great book, is easy to read, is quite short and could be read entirely in a few short hours. I also highly recomend getting the edition illustrated by Helen Oxenbury, it is fanatastic.

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Summary: This Is a really great Movie
Review: I remember watching this as a kid and now I own it. Unfortunately this is only 1/2 of the movie the other 1/2 is not sold by Amazon and its called Alice through the Looking Glass. The other has the Jabberwocky scenes and this one doessn't. I love this movie and it continues to be my favorite movie. Its a good Depiction of the book too. Its the closest to the actual book as you can find

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Summary: Curiouser and curiouser...
Review: I have been reading Alice all of my life and every time I find something new. Like Hamlet, it only gets better with age, but it has a much happier ending. This is one of those books that every child should read...every adult too. Look for the Cheshire Cat: "Did you say pig, or fig?" I think he is hilarious. :)

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Summary: The best edition of Alice
Review: This is my preferred copy of AAIW, and I have several. The quality of the illustrations is superior, because they were made from recently excavated printing blocks. The result is they reveal greater detail than I had seen before, leaving me more impressed than ever with John Tenniel's talent--as if Lewis Carroll's wasn't enough. A beautiful, beautiful book.

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Summary: The best children's book ever
Review: This is the edition I had as a child--still have, in fact. It is well priced and very attractive, but be warned, it is missing one Tenniel illustration: the one of Alice (in her tiny state) playing with the puppy that is as big as a cart-horse. Caveat aside, this book belongs in every home. It is a classic of fantastic literature, and reveals new depths with every re-reading.