Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

The book originated from a boat trip on the Thames in 1862, where Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, known as Lewis Carroll, crafted a story for Alice Liddell and her sisters. Initially reluctant, he wove a tale filled with whimsical elements, drawing on their shared experiences. The narrative contains subtle references to the real-life characters involved in its creation. Published in 1865, it reflects Dodgson's unique blend of fantasy and mathematics, capturing the imagination of readers through its playful language and imaginative scenarios.