Resources


The full texts of the Alice in Wonderland books, quotes, summaries, and the script from the Disney movie.

Original texts The lost chapter Quotes Summaries Disney movie script Article by Carroll

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Having a Mad Tea Party? Planning your Unbirthday? Here you can find tips for decorations, food, games, and more.



Things to download (a.o. movie and wave files from the Disney movie, and a Lewis Carroll font)


Pictures from the Alice books, the original manuscript, screencaps from Disney's movie, and several photographs.

Pictures by source: Pictures by character:

General information about the creation of both Alice in Wonderland books, Disney's movie, the author, the real Alice and the illustrator.


Deeper analyses of the origins of the texts and illustrations, characters, themes and motives, and finding 'hidden meanings' in the Alice books.

Origins
  • Story origins
    Things out of Lewis Carroll's environment that inspired him when writing the story of Alice in Wonderland. This page also contains some photographs I took on my trip to Oxford.

  • Picture origins
    Things that inspired John Tenniel's illustrations

  • Poem origins
    The original poems that were parodied by Carroll in his story

Literary elements Interpretive essays

Links to other Alice in Wonderland related pages



Conclusion


"Where shall I begin, please your Majesty?" He asked.
"Begin at the beginning," the King said, very gravely, "and go on till you come to the end: then stop."