Alices adventures in wonderland
lewis carroll

some of the most lastingly delightful childrens books in english are alices adventures in wonderland and through the looking-glass. here are what albert baugh write about them in a literary history of england
written by an eccentric oxford don to amuse his little girlfriends, these two world-famous books are the best of all memorials of the victorian love of nonsense. in them are elements of satire and parody which connect them with a long tradition, but they shot through with a quality distorted logic for their author was a professional mathematician and logician which is inimitable and unique.
a story may be told either by one of the characters, or by an external narrator. to define by whom the narration is made is to define the point of view that the author has chosen for his story.
in alices adventures in wonderland the narrator does not introduce himself as a character. lewis carroll uses 3rd perso...