Earlier this year we celebrate 150th years of Alice in Wonderland, and during a week of celebrations I reviewed various adaptations, including Emma Chichester Clark’s Alice in Wonderland. She also illustrated the second installment, Through the Looking Glass (both published by HarperCollins Children’s Books). I am delighted that Emma agreed to answer a few questions …
After yesterday’s list that focused on Macmillan publications, here is the second part of the list, all of which are illustrated by a variety of illustrators. Original text by Lewis Carroll Anthony Browne (Walker Books) Browne is king of the surrealist art references (he is particularly fond of Magritte) so …
Celebrations of Alice’s 150th birthday continue this week on Library Mice with two round-ups of Alice in Wonderland books available (many of those featured in my posts on the Many Faces of Alice in Wonderland). Today I will focus on those published by Macmillan, the original publisher of the book and publisher of Tenniel’s Alice. …
Alice in Wonderland is 150 years old this year, and this week will see big celebrations indeed as Saturday is Alice’s Day in Oxford, which will undoubtedly be particularly spectacular this year (you can get more information from The Story Museum). To celebrate Alice’s birthday, I thought it would be very interesting to look back …
Cathy Cassidy Cover illustration and artwork by Erin Keen (Puffin) Alice, Yaz and Elaine have always been best friends. Until the end of year 6, when Alice is chosen to be the lead in the school production of Alice in Wonderland, and consequently also gets offered a place in a drama group. She is also …
