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Join Alice as she journeys down the rabbit-hole and discovers a magical world in Lewis Carroll’s classic novel for kids, Alice in Wonderland. Summary of the Book Alice is bored. Alice is really, really bored. How can her sister just sit there on the riverbank, not doing anything? Trying to think of a way to pass time, Alice falls asleep, only to dream about a White Rabbit running past her. Wait a minute, the rabbit is wearing clothes and it is carrying a pocket watch! She hears it talking and follows it down a strange-looking rabbit hole. She lands in a curious place with locked doors of many sizes. Through these doors, she discovers a world that she has never heard about. How could anyone have forgotten to tell her about such a wonderful world? How is it possible? But if Alice isn’t careful, she might be in for more than she bargained for. This is no ordinary land. No, no ordinary world could have a talking, grinning Cheshire Cat or a crazy Mad Hatter who hosts a tea-party like none other! This is Wonderland, and if Alice doesn’t find a way out, she’s here to stay. About Lewis Carroll Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, was an English writer, logician, Anglican deacon, mathematician and photographer. He has also written The Hunting of the Snark and Sylvie and Bruno. Series Reading Order Alice's adventures continue in Through the Looking-Glass. Media Note This book was adapted into several movies, most notably by Walt Disney Animation Studios in 1951.