Comment on Alice In Wonderland
This is a realy good website!
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2008-02-27 by Jack from Cwnbran
Comment on Alice In Wonderland
I read with interest that "an Alice-themed birthday party is suitable for anyone under the age of ten. Or older if you?re strange enough." Well, I just wanted to say that I am currently planning my 30th birthday party as a Mad Hatters Dinner Party and I hope it will be as mad as the original tea party! With teapots and life-size playing cards, cake stands overflowing with jam tarts and flamingo croquet, not to mention the small door guests will have to enter through. Oh, and everyone will have to wear the prerequisite mad hat of course.
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2008-01-07 by Alice from Norfolk
Comment on Alice In Wonderland
to me, the poems are the equal, at least, of the illustrations. they were created long before surrealism raised its pretentious head. "letter to the fish" has a relentless emotional logic despite the complete lack of subject matter.they are also incredibly funny
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2007-07-16 by dave erickson from vancouver canada
Comment on Alice In Wonderland
I made 14 illustrations of Alice in Wonderland and I am working for the moment on paintings of Through the looking-glass. It is such a wonderful story that I still got a lot to paint and I already have 15 paintings.
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2006-09-13 by Anne Vansweevelt from Westerlo Belgium
Comment on Alice In Wonderland
BECAUSE THE ILLUSTRATIONS OF THEM BY JOHN TENNIEL IN ALICE`S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND ARE NOT ONLY BEAUTIFULLY DRAWN BUT A PERFECT ILLUSTRATION OF SOMETHING VERY ENGLISH.
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2006-02-13 by ELIZABETH BOVINGDON from MANILVA, SPAIN
Comment on Alice In Wonderland
These great books are quintissentially English. Lewis Carroll gave us so many quirky and delightful characters which still charm us today - theMad Hatter, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Walrus and the Carpenter............. How many other books mix mathematics, logic. poetry, nonsense and literature in such an extraordinary way?
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2006-02-09 by Mike Painter from York
Comment on Alice In Wonderland
WHAT COULD BE MORE ENGLISH THAN A "TEA PARTY" A TEA PARTY WHICH INCLUDED ANYONE WHO IS "MAD" NOW THAT REALLY IS ENGLISH!
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2006-02-06 by ELIZABETH BOVINGDON from MANILVA, SPAIN
Comment on Alice In Wonderland
BECAUSE THE ILLUSTRATIONS OF THEM BY JOHN TENNIEL IN ALICE`S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND ARE NOT ONLY BEAUTIFULLY DRAWN BUT A PERFECT ILLUSTRATION OF SOMETHING VERY ENGLISH.
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2006-02-06 by ELIZABETH BOVINGDON from MANILVA, SPAIN
Comment on Alice in Wonderland
Wonderful book, albeit a little strange. One wonders how it affects the mental development of small children.
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2005-11-23 by Nathan from Brighton
Comment on Alice In Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland is a wonderful story and this site is wonderful too. Thanks!
Comment on Alice In Wonderland posted 2008-04-22 by Sanaya Muralia from Bikaner