Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

The story originated from a boating trip on the Thames, where Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, known as Lewis Carroll, was inspired to create a tale for Alice Liddell and her sisters. Initially reluctant, Dodgson wove a narrative that incorporated subtle references to their adventure and personalities. Published in 1865, the book reflects the whimsical and imaginative nature of childhood, blending fantasy with elements from the author's own experiences. The interplay between reality and imagination is a key theme throughout the narrative.