Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

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Carroll's Alice (1865) is the supreme achievement of children's literature and one of the most philosophically rich comic texts in English: a seven-year-old falls down a rabbit hole into a world where logic is reversed, authority is absurd, and identity keeps dissolving. The Mad Hatter's tea party, the trial, the caterpillar's questions — Carroll brings a mathematician's precision and a nonsense poet's freedom to a narrative that has fueled philosophy, psychoanalysis, and children's delight in equal measure. As group reading, the ensemble of wonderland characters gives natural roles to multiple readers.