Alice in Wonderland

The modern British writer and artist Helen Jilian Oksenbury did not think about the career of the illustrator. She studied the scenography, worked in the theater and on television. However, gradually she was carried away by the example of her husband, illustrator John Berningham, and Helen began to draw for children. The image of a lively and direct Alice from Lewis"s tales Carroll brought the artist a prestigious award - the medal Kate Greenway. Experts emphasized that the illustrations of Helen Oksenbury entered the ten best working people for 50 years of the prize.
The fairy tales of L. Carroll "Alice in the Wonderland" and "Alice in the Zlavizka" with illustrations by Helen Oksenbury are happy to acquire a variety of people: collectors of rare publications and fans of linguistic sharades, elderly mathematicians and philologists. And, of course, modern parents who, from a very young age, seek to introduce their children to the world classics: after all, in every picture Alice looks very lively, natural and modern, just like a girl from a neighboring entrance. So, young readers will easily and fearlessly go with her on a fascinating journey through a wonderful country