Lewiscarroll Stories

The Nursery "Alice" (1890) is a shortened version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) by Lewis Carroll - adapted by the author himself for children "from nought to five". It includes John Tenniel's illustrations from the original book coloured and enlarged. The work is not merely a shortened and simplified version. It is written as though the story is being read aloud by someone who is also talking to the child listener, pointing out details in the pictures and asking questions. There are also additions, such as an anecdote about a puppy called Dash, and an explanation of the word "foxglove".

Alice has gone down the rabbit hole and came back throughout her life, she eventually got married, had children, and is now a grandmother. Edith, the granddaughter of Alice is born and is destined to have great power in the world of madness but after her grandmother suffers a terrible fate, Edith is frighted into acting normal in societal eyes. When finding her world of madness as a child was real and in dire trouble will she stay sane or let the madness give her the ability to go back to WøΠder£aΠd.

A story set in Wonderland, Elizabeth Rose is always told what to do, how exactly it must be done, and precisely when to execute it. She lives confined to the words of other, until a visit from a Raven leaves Elizabeth with something she never thought she had-a choice.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland By lewis carrol The Millennium fulcrum Edition 3.0

Alice always swore Wonderland was real. DISCLAIMER-- This story is based off the book "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll, Disney's film "Alice in Wonderland" (1951) and Disney's film "Alice in Wonderland" (directed by Tim Burton in 2010). I do not own any content used in this story from these books and films.

"Closed in a room, my imagination becomes the universe, and the rest of the world is missing out." -Criss Jami "I never have found the perfect quote. At best I have been able to find a string of quotations which merely circle the ineffable idea I seek to express." - Caldwell O'Keefe "Where's your will to be weird?" -Jim Morrison Basically, I thought I'd share my quote stash with you readers! They have cheered me up throughout my life when I was down and depressed after finding out I had a deadly health issue, along with giving me hope during my many, many surgeries. Some of the other quotes/sayings gave me the courage to go through the hardest times when I was almost certain that I couldn't. I'll be posting quotes/sayings from (and giving them all credit, of course)- Fandoms Artists of all kinds painters, singers...etc Movies Books (Possibly) Songs And more! Note 📝: I know this says It's "In Progress", And it is. It may never end! Doesn't mean I'm not updating. I'm constantly finding quotes and piling them up for the future to post on here. Important Notice: If your favorite quote isn't in a chapter, feel free to let me know through a PM or a Comment and I'll add it in that specific chapter, also let me know if you'd like me to add your name below it... Example: "The important thing is to never stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing." (Suggested by @Element-Of-Dreams) I hope you'll enjoy them! -New (awesome cover) by SmilingActress101 ☺️- All credit goes to the maker of the Quote or Saying!

Everyone knows Lewis Carroll's side to the events that happened in Wonderland, but no one seems to know Alice's story. The truth. It seems Wonderland is not what everybody thinks it is.

Na primeira vez em que li Alice Através do Espelho fiquei fascinado com o poema do Pargarávio (ou Jaguadarte dependendo de onde você leu), um poema sem sentido, mas que conta uma história, que inventa palavras, mas que fazem sentido dentro dele, e eu (que sei recitá-lo de co) mergulhei em inspiração e fiz meu próprio poema aos moldes de Lewis Carroll, porém como sou um viado sem tamanho escolhi como meu tema a vida gay, o mundo LGBT+ e como é viver nele. Salvem a Lussa!

Did you ever wonder what happend after 'Alice in Wonderland' and 'Through the looking glass'? After all, these stories are true, and so is what I'm about to tell you. Wonderland has been taken over by the Jabberwocky, it became a place that was no longer wonderful. The inhabitants of Wonderland couldn't take it so they banded together to fight, but little did they know, the Jabberwocky had an army of it's own and as hard as they tried they couldn't defeat it. Before anyone else could get killed they fled and they just happend to land in our world. All the characters we know and love spread across the globe. Those that weren't human became human and they all lead normal lives with jobs, spouses, and soon after, children. They soon found out that these children werent normal, those who didnt have strange abilities were downright crazy. And that was the reason they created Wonderland Academy. There the children could learn and live in peace, or at least organized chaos. That is until Angel enrolled. Angel is the daughter of Alice, and though Alice is a legand, she was just a girl with a broad imagination. Therefore Angel is just a normal 16 year old girl who beleives in magic. Warning!: This is only loosly based on the diney movie. Most of the background is based on the books (and poems) of Lewis Carroll.

Gabriella loves reading, her favourite by far is 'Alice In Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll. One day lying in her hammock she found an old manuscript of 'Alice In Wonderland'. Little did she know that her favourite story would take her to a whole new! With the help of her new friend, Alice, Gabriella manages to save wonderland from the mysterious fairytale creatures that keep appearing... //cover credit- @CoversForFree20010//

Hasel is a teenager living in a wasteland, this use to be know as wonderland. How did wonderland turn into this terrible world? Many inhabitants of wonderland remain, but how did this tragedy occur?

*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•* When Do We Dream? At Night, Or in Daylight, Or whenever our Hearts Feel Freest. Where Do We Dream? Wherever it would Seem. What Do We Dream? Our Deepest Cares, Or most terrible Nightmares. Who Do We Dream? Whoever the Stars Deem. Why Do We Dream? A Question Entirely Unanswerable.. *•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•* Table of Contents: 1. Waking and Wondering 2. Clocks and Cribbage 3. Painting Hallway 4. The Dark Closet 5. Paws on The Stairs 6. Eyes in The Dark 7. Lions in The Ballroom 8. Mrs The Lion 9. In The Kitchens 10. Up Another Flight 11. The Rainbow Bedrooms 12. The Windswept Cliff 13. The Skull in The Mirror 14. The Basement 15. The Attic 16. The Balcony 17. At The Door 18. Rose Garden at Last 19. Outside The Gates 20. Arcane House Epilogue By. The Mighty Paypazape, Or AmmaShanti♥️ Entirely my own work, and I own everything. Hope you Enjoy. ~Peace🙏🏻♥️

Alice in wonderland book review

Hi! This was a short story I wrote for my Model Examination a few weeks back. I hope you enjoy! Tim Liddell felt angry as he got off the train. The train had broken down and they had stopped in the middle of the countryside.

Alice has long since dismissed the memories of another world as whimsical childhood fictions. One muggy Sunday, she meets a familiar man with a notable hat who has been sent to retrieve her, and she can't help but let curiosity lead her down another rabbit hole. She tumbles into a world that's grown up, just as she has, and finds herself tangled in a web of politics, religion, and academia. --- Temporary image by a-little-bit-lexical on deviantart.

A small collection of original poetry, based on Lewis Carroll's Alice books

Alice Bright had never been a particularly peculiar or special girl, although she wasn't exactly normal either. She lived alone with her mother for several years after her father and older sister died, ever since their gruesome deaths, Alice has been plagued with nightmarish thoughts and dreams. They all center around the same brown eyed boy with the swirling red dragon tattoo around his neck. The dreams usually consist of the boy being beaten or in some cases killed. Alice knew she had never seen the handsome face, so often scrunched in pain before. Though whenever she thought about it a quiet memory made itself known again. A young boy, no more than the tender age of nine looked down upon her. She was covered with bricks and wooden posts. If the memory served to be true Alice was six at the time, and dying. A/N: Story is not suitable for younger or sensitive readers. All characters and situations have all come from imagination and any resemblance to real events are coincidental.

My valiant attempt at being Shakespeare... kinda :) Sonnets of all genres, come one, come all! Not the typical high-falooting, old English, love obsessed sort (though to be fair, I love those sorts, so there may be one or two :)), but just "well made verbal objects" for your reading enjoyment. I will note that some of these poems appear in my other collections, I just decided to also group all my sonnets together, more for myself to keep track, but also if you want to read by style, rather than by genre. Enjoy the food!