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	title:	Through the Looking Glass (Penguin Popular Classics)
	author:	Lewis Carroll
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Classics
	released:	June 30, 1994
	isbn:	0140620877
	isbn-13:	9780140620870

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Customer Reviews
Excellent nonsense and nonsensical excellence - Rated This book is deservedly a classic and very successful. Alice Through the Looking Glass is the sequel to the much-loved Alice in Wonderland. This time, Alice finds herself on a giant chess board in a backwards universe. She encounters flowers that talk, Humpty Dumpty and his nonsense, a loud snorer, Tweedledum and Tweedledee arguing, an knight inventing nonsensical items and very strange species of insects. It's in this world that Alice is on her quest to the end of the chess board to become a queen. The book is packed with Poems, such as the classic The Walrus and the Carpenter, and the Knight's poem that has several names. Alice hears of the White Queen's logic: 'Jam tomorrow, jam yesterday but never jam today' and the way that she travels backwards (she starts screaming and then later she pricks her finger with a pin). Overall, an excellent piece of nonsense with humour and poetry aside. I'm sure even adults would enjoy dwelling on the concepts Alice Through the Looking Glass describes.

Customer Reviews

Excellent nonsense and nonsensical excellence - Rated 5/5
This book is deservedly a classic and very successful. Alice Through the Looking Glass is the sequel to the much-loved Alice in Wonderland.

This time, Alice finds herself on a giant chess board in a backwards universe. She encounters flowers that talk, Humpty Dumpty and his nonsense, a loud snorer, Tweedledum and Tweedledee arguing, an knight inventing nonsensical items and very strange species of insects.

It's in this world that Alice is on her quest to the end of the chess board to become a queen. The book is packed with Poems, such as the classic The Walrus and the Carpenter, and the Knight's poem that has several names. Alice hears of the White Queen's logic: 'Jam tomorrow, jam yesterday but never jam today' and the way that she travels backwards (she starts screaming and then later she pricks her finger with a pin).

Overall, an excellent piece of nonsense with humour and poetry aside. I'm sure even adults would enjoy dwelling on the concepts Alice Through the Looking Glass describes.

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