Alice in the Wonder of Wonders and behind the Government. Magic England

The tales of Lews Carroll, bright, lively, absurd and funny, in their popularity have long overtaken many serious books - in England these tales firmly occupy the third place in the reader rating after the Bible and the works of Shakespeare.
Carroll brilliantly showed the world of adults through the eyes of the child, so his tales make us, according to Virginia Wulf, laugh unsophisticatedly - the way the children laugh. In the same ingenuous and cheerful spirit, Carroll shows many English customs and traditions that have always been interesting not only to the British, but to everyone who heard about "good old England" - it was no coincidence that Carroll called Carroll"s fairy tales the historical heritage of this country.
In the book that you are holding in your hands, Alice in Wonderland and "Alice in the behind theizer" are complemented by colorful illustrations telling about English customs, about the lives of children and adults in the Victorian era, in addition, there is an illustrated story here About Lewz Carroll, as well as comments on his tales of the famous literary critic Martin Gardner