Good condition; hard cover in very good, shiny

condition; personalised on front end paper; slight shadowing on end papers; text

block pages clean and clear. Will send as Australia Post Domestic Regular Letter

with tracking.

Alice in Wonderland is one of those

stories that everyone is familiar with in some way. These two books could

be described as being literary nonsense - and it's just about the most perfect

description ever. Do not go into Alice hoping to find some

sense or explanation. There is none. It's a light story about a little girl's

limitless imagination and how this brings EVERYTHING into the realm of

possibility. You just need to go along for the ride and prepare to be amused. This

is clearly a childrens' classic. Perhaps adding an element of fear would have

enhanced the story, but it is what it is. Alice is cute, though she's such a

weird, WEIRD child. The things she imagines, all the times she talks to herself

. . . the reader may be torn between being worried about her and just being

amused. But your amusement will quickly win out.

Alice is pure entertainment. It is continuous word play, and you’ll

find yourself chuckling on every other page. They really get into some

ridiculous phrases, words with double meanings, and the dialogue is just

hilarious. It's still nonsense, but it pokes fun at our language, and you will

appreciate the wit. There are elements of satire that are actually extremely

clever. It may be nonsense, but it's entertaining and hilarious.