Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland

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Winner of the 1972 Francis Williams Book Illustration Award, First US Paperback Edition.

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Item number (ASIN): B000NNLQ8Y
Author: Lewis Carroll
Creator: Ralph Steadman, Illustrator
Edition: 1st
ISBN: 0517501368
Manufacturer: Clarkson N. Potter, Inc, NY
Number Of Pages: 108
Publication Date: 1973
Publisher: Clarkson N. Potter, Inc, NY
Binding: Paperback

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- Capuring the Absurd Surreality and Fright of Wonderland
Lewis Carroll's story of the young girl Alice who chases a rabbit down a hole and discovers a completely new, beautiful, surreal, yet, dangerous world is a tale beloved by both children and adults. There are countless editions of the story available. This one is published by Templar Books and is illustrated by Rodney Matthews. The book comes in a wonderful hardcover slipcase. The illustrations that accompany the story are quite lavish and capture both the absurdity and fright that is an intricate part of Wonderland. The book includes at least one or two full-color, full-page illustrations for ever chapter as well as smaller, black-and-white illustrations of a quarter-page or less about every other page. Very young children (probably 4 and under) might not enjoy this particular edition of the story because there aren't enough "pictures". However, it is an ideal book for slightly older children as well as an edition to read to younger children. This isn't the best illustrated version of the Carroll's story, but it's not too shabby either.

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- Beautifully packaged, makes a lovely gift
A high quality book with beautiful cover. I would have preferred more illustrations because I am reading it to my Alice obsessed 4 year old. She starts to lose interest with the text being quite adult. The quality of the illustrations are high and most suitable for older children at the stage where they can read it alone.