Sylvie and Bruno

Sylvie and Bruno by Lewis Carroll is a two-part novel blending fairy tale with social satire and philosophical musings. The story alternates between the real world and a fantastical realm, where the titular children engage with peculiar characters and surreal adventures. Though less popular than Alice’s adventures, the novel reflects Carroll’s fascination with logic, time, and duality. It’s a complex, whimsical work that rewards close reading and appeals to Carroll enthusiasts.