Alice in Wonderland. Alice Through the Looking-Glass

«Alice in Wonderland. Alice Through the Looking-Glass» — fairy tales about a girl who enters two strange worlds with inverted logic, absurd rules, and unexpected encounters. This edition includes two stories united by one heroine and two journeys into spaces where the usual order is constantly disrupted. In the first tale, everything begins with the White Rabbit and leads to an underground country with talking creatures and whimsical customs. In the second, the heroine passes through a mirror and finds herself in a world arranged like a chessboard, where events are governed by wordplay, paradoxes, and a special order.

These tales are suitable for children who love unusual adventures, mysterious characters, and plots where funny scenes hide questions about rules, the meaning of words, and the structure of the adult world. The edition is often chosen by adult readers as well: it appeals to those interested in literary paradoxes and multilayered classics. In mood and handling of fiction, the texts can be placed alongside the fairy tales of Astrid Lindgren and the stories of Tove Jansson, while in their play with logic and language — with other works of Lewis Carroll. The themes of growing up, self-discovery, and the clash of childlike common sense with absurd rules are particularly noticeable.