Lewiscarroll Stories

Austin never meant to fall asleep in the library. But when he awakens atop a dusty map, the floor beneath him melts into silver roots, carrying him into a Wonderland unlike any story he's ever known. Here, flowers whisper secrets, teapots march on their own legs, and every reflection in a mirror might be plotting against him. Guided by the chime of Bristlebell, a peculiar hedgehog-bell, and shadowed by Corva, the storm-feathered Winged Archivist, Austin must navigate trials that test his memory, courage, and trust. Alongside Fennick, a sly fox-child with secrets of his own, Austin faces poisoned gardens, treacherous mirrors, and a Queen whose corruption twists even the Garden itself. As truths unravel and illusions threaten to consume him, Austin discovers that being chosen as the Garden's Voice is not a gift-it's a responsibility. To save Wonderland, he must confront fears, embrace trust, and find the courage to speak when all around him lies. A darkly whimsical adventure of courage, friendship, and the power of one voice to change everything.

[#7 in LewisCarroll on 28.02.22] "Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There" is a novel by Lewis Carroll and the sequel to Alice in Wonderland. Alice again enters a fantastical world, this time by climbing through a mirror into the world that she can see beyond it. Sequel of Alice in wonderland Genre: Fantasy

A trashy take on a familiar tale.

This is a poem about my favourite things from Alice in Wonderland

"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!

How can an extraordinary day start off completly ordinary? A mix between the classic stories Mary Poppins and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, join Addison as she discovers and fights through this adventure full of ups, downs, lefts, rights and even some diagonal spins.

This is a short story of Alice's life before Wonderland and the romance that came with it. I hope you enjoy!

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//

How did the Cheshire Cat find its smile? Why through a terrible war of course! The Cheshire Cat roams Wonderland with no real direction, a frown deep on the large cat's face. This is the story of how the Cheshire Cat learned to grin its ever frightening smile.

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 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.

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.

Tommy and Logan visit another universe where there Is a very similar but slightly different planet to Earth. They visit this planet in Tommy's bottom-of-the-garden-spaceship travelling through Time and Space and Dream. For fans of the Four Playing Card Suits (who also appear in some of my other novels, such as METAFICTION), this is where they were first discovered! Perhaps this quartet resembles a cross between Narnia, Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree books, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time-and golden age science fiction. Definitely cross-over material with young readers and adults (some Pure Maths undergraduate proofs given--some blatant). There is a huge amount of mathematical and philosophical depth hidden beneath the adventurous skin of the novel. Inspirations run deep, but there is a definite feel of Enid Blyton and Lewis Carroll about this novel. BRITLAND CALLING is a quartet at just over 175,000 words divided into 4 Books of about 45 K each. Book 3. The Four Playing Card Suits of the BRITLAND CALLING quartet is a 47,300 word sci-fi book by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 18 chapters. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation. The published version has a style improvement. Amazon at present does not allow the published versions to be read on other publishing systems. Minimal images included for speed of reading on phones and laptops. Soon to be published in 2020. This novel is completely original.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (commonly shortened to Alice in Wonderland) is an 1865 novel written by English mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll. It tells of a girl named Alice falling through a rabbit hole into a fantasy world populated by peculiar, anthropomorphic creatures.

This is more of a combo of theory and reality.