Citation: Carroll, L. (1946). Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Grosset & Dunlap Inc.: Kingsport Press Inc.
This story is about a little girl named Alice who follows a rabbit down into a hole. She discovers a whole, silly world filled with friendly and not so friendly creatures. Upon meeting the queen of hearts, she soon gets into danger and wakes, realizing that the whole thing was a dream.
This story is a classic and it is critically acclaimed. The story is ridiculously creative and imaginative. It is perfect for children at an elementary school age. The only weakness it has is that it can be a little weird or odd and might make someone uncomfortable. But it is overall a fantastic adventure, and I would strongly recommend the book for any child.
You can read our review of other editions of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass here (1984) or here (1920)!