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When a little girl follows a strange White Rabbit into the Rabbit Hole, she discovers that she is no longer in ordinary world in Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, a novel for children and adults of all ages. Summary of the Book When Alice is resting on the riverbank with her elder sister, she feels bored, because just sitting around isn’t any fun. She spots a curious talking White Rabbit sporting a fine coat, and a pocket watch, mumbling to himself that he’s late. Surprised, she follows the Rabbit into a rabbit hole, and falls into a strange hall with many locked doors. She realizes that she’s in some strange land where the rules don’t make sense. She is right, for she is in Wonderland, and here she may find that being bored isn’t an option. Join Alice, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, the March Hare, and the Queen of Hearts in an adventure which will risk Alice’s life, her stature and definitely her curiosity in this eternal tale by Lewis Carroll. About Lewis Carroll Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, was an English novelist, mathematician, photographer and Anglican deacon. He is best remembered for the series of stories revolving around Alice, which continues in Through the Looking-Glass. The current title was adapted several films, including one by Walt Disney Animation Studios in traditional animation and a more recent version by Tim Burton, which loosely adapted the script.