After finishing Alice's Adventure in Wonderland, I was a little saddened when I found that some of the parts that I loved in the Alice in Wonderland movie, were not in Alice's Adventure in Wonderland. However, after finishing Through the Looking Glass I was delighted to find that some of the characters I was looking for were actually written about in Through the Looking Glass (the talking flowers, for example). I think the movie just takes both books and combines them, which is understandable. But, instead of writing a whole review about this book, I will just link you back to
Alice's Adventure in Wonderland, because my thoughts are the same for this book as they were for that one. I thought it was good and a great read!
After finishing Alice's Adventure in Wonderland, I was a little saddened when I found that some of the parts that I loved in the Alice in Wonderland movie, were not in Alice's Adventure in Wonderland. However, after finishing Through the Looking Glass I was delighted to find that some of the characters I was looking for were actually written about in Through the Looking Glass (the talking flowers, for example). I think the movie just takes both books and combines them, which is understandable. But, instead of writing a whole review about this book, I will just link you back to Alice's Adventure in Wonderland, because my thoughts are the same for this book as they were for that one. I thought it was good and a great read!
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I had forgotten that--that they combined the two books. One element that was left out of the movie (if I remember correctly) was the jabberwocky which was kind of scary to me. :) There is a NEW Alice in Wonderland movie being made right now, and it appears to be very visually stunning and true to the book.
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