Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

A timeless classic of imagination, mischief, and linguistic magic, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland follows a young girl who tumbles down a rabbit-hole into a world of talking animals, vanishing cats, and rules that change by the minute.

Written by Oxford mathematician Lewis Carroll in 1865, this groundbreaking novel redefined the boundaries of children’s literature—offering not moral instruction but absurd adventure, poetic nonsense, and a quiet critique of Victorian logic. Along the way, Alice grows, shrinks, questions everything, and ultimately learns more than she expected.

This definitive edition, edited by C.S. Bleecker, is based on public domain restorations by Arthur DiBianca and David Widger, preserving the clarity and charm of Carroll’s original text. Whether you're a first-time reader or a lifelong fan, Wonderland awaits.