Alice's adventures in Wonderland ; and, Through the looking-glass and what alice found there

Biographical note

Introduction / A.S. Byatt

A note on the text

Alice's adventures in Wonderland

I. Down the rabbit-hole

II. The pool of tears

III. A caucus-race and a long tale

IV. The rabbit sends in a little bill

V. Advice from a caterpillar

VI. Pig and pepper

VII. A mad tea-party

VIII. The Queen's croquet-ground

IX. The mock turtle's story

X. The lobster quadrille

XI. Who stole the tarts?

XII. Alice's evidence

Through the looking-glass

Author's preface

I. Looking-glass house

II. The garden of live flowers

III. Looking-glass insects

IV. Tweedledum and Tweedledee

V. Wool and water

VI. Humpty Dumpty

VII. The lion and the unicorn

VIII. "It's my own invention"

IX. Queen Alice

X. Shaking

XI. Waking

XII. Which dreamed it?

An Easter greeting

Christmas greetings

Notes

Reading group guide.

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Further reading

A note on the text

A note on Tenniel

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland : Down the rabbit-hole

The pool of tears

A caucus-race and a long tale

The rabbit sends in a little bill

Advice from a caterpillar

Pig and pepper

A mad tea-party

The queen's croquet-ground

The mock turtle's story

The lobster quadrille

Who stole the tarts?

Alice's evidence

Through the looking glass, and What Alice found there : Looking-glass house ; The garden of live flowers

Looking-glass insects

Tweeledum and Tweedledee

Wool and water

Humpty Dumpty

The lion and the unicorn

"It's my own invention"

Queen Alice

Shaking

Waking

Which dreamed it?

Introduction : Alice's adventures under ground

Alice's adventures under ground

"Alice" on the stage

Notes to Alice's adventures in Wonderland

Notes to Through the looking-glass

Appendix I: Preface to the eighty-sixth thousand 6/- edition of Alice's adventures in Wonderland.

Appendix II: Preface to the sixty-first thousand edition of Through the looking-glass.