Charles Nurnberg

This is a modern retelling of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. This book follows the first part of the original story, falling down the rabbit hole, drinking from a bottle that makes her shrink, and meeting the blue caterpillar up until it ends with her heading down a pathway where the last illustration suggests she is about to arrive at a tea party. This children's picture book is a good example of the genre modern fantasy in the imaginary world category because the story elements defy natural, physical laws of our known world, is magical, and has an imaginary world.… (altro)