Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Classics Made Easy): Illustrated, Unabridged, with Comprehensive Glossary, Biographical Article, and Historical Context

Celebrate an unforgettable classic, with this special edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll.
Only this CLASSICS MADE EASY™ edition includes a comprehensive GLOSSARY with over 175 words and phrases. PLUS: 44 ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS, bringing the story to life. This book also includes a biographical article on the author and historical context.

To restore this remarkable story, Classics Made Easy has taken great care to research and define all phrases, terms, people, and creatures used throughout. In total, over 175 definitions bring full clarity to Mr. Carroll’s ingenious wit.

Ever wonder what a rose-tree really is? Or what’s in Mock Turtle soup? Curious why Mr. Carroll used a March Hare or Dormouse? All these answers and many more are covered in the glossary.

Furthermore, the original artwork, intended to go with the text from the start, has been recovered and presentedas it always should have been. In fact, in several places, the story refers explicitly to that artwork. For example, in Chapter 9, “If you don’t know what a Gryphon is, look at the picture.”

At Classics Made Easy, we work to preserve classic works of literature, such as this, by republishing with comprehensive glossaries and historical context. So that you, the reader, have everything you need to fully understand and appreciate the story.

With that, we present: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Follow Alice in her epic journey down the rabbit hole. Meet the White Rabbit, Duchess, Mad Hatter and March Hare, Caterpillar, Cheshire Cat, Gryphon, Mock Turtle, Knave of Hearts, and of course the King and Queen. Through rapid growth, shrinking, nonsense recitations, and dancing in the sea, this timeless classic is brought to life through 44 original illustrations. With a comprehensive glossary covering more than 175 words and phrases, this edition brings unparalleled clarity to Lewis Carroll's ingenious wit.