Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

When Alice falls down a rabbit hole, nothing could prepare her for the adventure that awaits her on the other side. One minute she’s too big, the next she’s too small, and she has no idea where she is or how she can get home. On her journey, Alice is greeted by a constant stream of unlikely characters and situations: racing in a circle with a group of displaced animals, a conversation with a caterpillar, and of course, the famous tea party with the Mad Hatter and March Hare.

From a grinning Cheshire cat to a baby that turns into a pig, and the villainous Queen of Hearts, the characters Alice meets have a profound impact on her – and she’s not even sure if what she experiences is a dream or reality.

One of the world’s most famous stories, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has never been out of print since its first publication in 1865. Lewis Carroll’s classic Victorian novel has been translated into over 170 languages and adapted numerous times for film, theatre and ballet. It continues to delight generations of children who love the absurdity of its events.