Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

The story originated from a summer day in 1862 when Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, under the pen name Lewis Carroll, crafted a whimsical tale to amuse three young girls. This imaginative narrative evolved into Alice's Adventures Under Ground, which was later renamed Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The book is celebrated for its fantastical characters and nonsensical logic, inviting readers into a dreamlike world filled with curious adventures and profound themes of identity and curiosity.