[Review] Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll

This was my third reading of the book, and I think I appreciated it more, this time around.

It is an interesting read—very different than most books—in that the story is preposterously wild and over-the-top. It has formed the backbone of many interpretive pieces of literature and cinema, many of which I have preferred to the original. However, the charm and wit of this book isn't necessarily the story, but the saturation of clever word-play.

Read this one for the love and joy of language.

4 stars