Through the Looking-Glass

In Through the Looking-Glass Lewis Carroll takes readers on a whimsical journey into a fantastical world that exists beyond a mirror. The story follows Alice as she steps through the looking-glass in her home and finds herself in a strange and magical land structured like a giant chessboard. Along the way Alice encounters a host of eccentric characters including the Red Queen the White Queen Tweedledee and Tweedledum and Humpty Dumpty. Her interactions with these characters are marked by clever wordplay riddles and absurd logic.Alice navigates this surreal world striving to become a queen by progressing through the chessboard’s ranks. The narrative is a blend of adventure and philosophical musings exploring themes of identity transformation and the nature of reality. With its enchanting characters and playful imagination Through the Looking-Glass continues to captivate readers of all ages offering a rich layered sequel to Carroll’s beloved Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.