ALice in wonderland
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, pen name Lewis Carroll, wrote two of the most famous books in children's literature, Alice in Wonderland, and Through the Looking Glass. These books are considered some of the most influential books ever written. In these books, Dodgson creates a world of fantasy. "The Alice books have a value beyond their appeal to children. They also have been interpreted as political satire and are highly esteemed as sophisticated treatises on mathematics and logic." (Discover, 1). Singly Alice in Wonderland is the book I read. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson was born on January 27, 1832 to the Reverend Charles Lutwidge and Frances Jane (Lutwidge) Dodgson. Charles' father was a clergyman and rector for the Church of England. He was the eldest son of eleven. At an early age Charles was interested in poetry as well as mathematics. He was home schooled and also attended Richmond School of Rugby. At the age of eighteen he began studies at the prestigious, Oxford University Christ Church. Two and a half years later he was made a fellow of Christ Church, Oxford, and commenced in lecturing in mathematics. "In 1856 he began writing humorous pieces for journals under the pen name Lewis Carroll,
On the vile there was a note that said "DRINK ME," She did and shrank to a miniscule size. Alice met the Duchess who was holding a crying baby. Alice and the Gryphon continued on their walk to try to find a Mock Turtle. This made Lewis Carroll even more popular, and inspired many more authors to write children's stories. Alice was walking along the shore when she saw a rabbit running by. 2which was based on the Latin translations of his first and second name. When she arrived she yelled "off with their heads. She attempted to chop off Alice's head. 2, Gale Research Company, 1982 page 115. Alice had a horrible conversation with the Duchess. Throughout Dodgson's life he has always enjoyed photography. The Queen, fed up with the massive confusion asked whose cat this was. Alice walked away and finally came upon the Mad Hare's House.
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