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Illustrated Alice
Summary
Illustrated Story Collections
Illustrated Alice
- A charming collection of Lewis Carroll’s famously quirky stories retold for younger readers.
- Contains Alice in Wonderland, Alice Through the Looking Glass and a selection of Carroll’s best-loved nonsense poetry.
- Delightfully illustrated by Mauro Evangelista.
- Readers can listen to some of the poems and visit websites to find out more at the Usborne Quicklinks Website.
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- Padded Hardback
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Press & Blog Reviews
Rich with charm and presented in gentle colours, this is a warm and friendly welcome to wonderland. The book includes retellings of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass ending with a potted biography of Lewis Carroll and a collection of his famous nonsense poetry. A great way to introduce your child to all things Alice.
Junior Magazine
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Great Introduction to Alice in Wonderland
At first glance, my son said "It's a girls book' but after reading the first 3 chapters for him - he was interested enough to finish it by himself. Great way to get children interested in the classics.
Kathleen, 10th July 2011
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