Alice Through the Needle's Eye: The Further Adventures of Lewis Carroll's Alice

Lewis Carrolls stories of Alice have entranced children - and grown-ups - for nearly 150 years. And more than one reader turning the last page of Through the Looking-Glass must have been saddened by the thought that her adventures had well and truly come to an end. Not so! Setting himself the daily task of believing as many as six impossible things before breakfast (or at least before lunch) Gilbert Adair has written a delightful successor to Carrolls two immortal fantasies. Here with the aid of Jenny Thornes Tenniel-inspired illustrations you will find characters as nonsensical as any ever encountered by Alice. The Siamese-Twin Cats joined at the tail the kindly old Grampus and its Auto-Biography the Welsh Rabbit with its toasted cheese and Worcestershire Sauce and many many more. And perhaps you too will gradually discover as Alice does the mysterious pattern which shapes the destiny of her dream. Alice Through the Needles Eye is both a literary tour de force and an enchantingly funny tail for children of as they say all ages.