This fully annotated edition of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking-Glass” includes:

• A Foreword by David Bentley Hart, highlighting the historical context of the author during the time in which he lived, as well as the theological and philosophical significance of the work with regards to modern Christian thought
• A timeline of the author’s major life events
• A publisher’s note on the importance of the Quoir Classics series

For more than 150 years, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass have enchanted children of all ages as they follow the white rabbit down the deep dark hole and find themselves delightfully lost in the topsy-turvy world featuring a Cheshire cat, a Red Queen, a Mad Hatter, and even a Jabberwocky (whatever that is).

Lewis Carroll was the fanciful pseudonym for one Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, a mathematics professor who dabbled in the fantastic as an escape from the ordinary world.

Featuring the original text by Carroll, and a new Foreword adapted from The Dream Child's Progress by author and theologian David Bentley Hart, this new edition from Quoir Classics is republished in the hopes that new audiences might discover these fascinating worlds of wonder created for the child within all of us.