Disney Alice Through the Looking Glass

Disney Alice Through the Looking Glass

Lewis Carroll, Kari Sutherland

Alice returns to Wonderland to save the Mad Hatter, travels through time, and faces the dangerous consequences of changing the past in an adventure story of friendship and courage.

Disney's Alice Through the Looking Glass is an adaptation of the film story, inspired by the characters from Lewis Carroll's works. It centers on Alice, who returns to the wonderful world to help her friend, the Mad Hatter, who is sinking into grief and is convinced that his family may not be lost forever.

To save him, Alice embarks on a dangerous journey through time. Along the way, she faces the powerful and unpredictable Time, but also familiar characters such as the Red Queen and the White Queen, whose pasts and conflicts are gradually revealed. Changing events from the past proves risky, and Alice soon realizes that every decision has consequences that can threaten both the present and the future.

This adaptation conveys the fantastic atmosphere of the film in an accessible, adventurous form intended for younger readers and fans of Disney stories. It is a dynamic story of friendship, loyalty, family and courage, in which Alice must learn that the past cannot be easily undone, but truth and compassion can still be found.

Dimensions
19 x 13 cm
Pages
299
Publisher
Parragon, New York, 2016.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: English.

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