Children's Books :: Alice's Adventure in Wonderland

This vook takes you on a fantastical journey all the way to Oxford, England to experience, first hand, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. This awe-inspiring story was first written in 1865 by English author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll. This mixed media vook combines Carroll's original story and illustrations with beautiful videos and web links that fully immerse you into this fantasy world. The richly layered videos that were filmed in Oxford give you a personal tour of where Lewis Carroll lived and wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. You will learn about Carroll's inspiration for Alice and the many characters he created for his timeless story. The vook also includes valuable web links to provide additional resources and learning tools to your adventures in Wonderland.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland follows a young girl named Alice down a rabbit hole and into a fantasy world that is filled with quirky, anthropomorphic creatures. This vook explores some of the imaginative creatures she meets on her dazzling adventure, including a talking cheshire cat, a humorous white rabbit, and the daunting Queen of Hearts who Alice must escape to find her way back home. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland plays with your perceptions of reality and logic to give you a truly unique reading experience.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland's dazzling storyline has made it hugely popular with children and adults alike, so whether you read and watch this story alone or curl up with your children to enjoy it, this vook is sure to be a favorite for any generation.

Lewis Carroll

Lewis Caroll was the commonly used pseudonym of the English author, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832 - 1898). In addition to being a well-known writer, he was also a mathematician, logician, Anglican deacon and a photographer. Dodgson had several childhood ailments and a pronounced stammer that stayed with him throughout his life. Some say that although he stammered around adults, he was not afflicted when surrounded by children. He is most famous for his two classic novels "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass". Many believe that Alice's character was based on a young woman named Alice Lidell, who was the daughter of one of Dodgson's good friends. Dodgson has denied the connection but critics say there are many superficial references to her in the text of both of these famous children's classics.

Publisher

Vook, Inc

Filmmaker(s)

Emma Heald

Emma Heald is a new media filmmaker and creative freelancer. A graduate of New York University's Film program, she has created mutiple award winning shorts and has had her work screened at the Director's Guild of America. Emma has freelanced in new media for over 5 years including working with clients such as BBC, Fine Living TV, Turnhere and Simon & Schuster.. She lives in London and writes screenplays in her spare time.

ISBN

978-1-936321-17-9

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12 Chapters 10 Videos

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Alice's Adventure in Wonderland