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Through the Looking-Glass

Lewis Carroll

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Lewis Carroll’s whimsical masterpiece chronicles Alice’s surreal odyssey through a labyrinthine mirror world. This iconic literary treasure invites readers to navigate a whimsical realm governed by the capricious laws of chess and logic.

Through the Looking-Glass stands as a seminal achievement in nonsense literature, masterfully blending surrealist imagery with ingenious linguistic play. As Alice ventures beyond the mirror, she encounters a cast of eccentric personages who challenge the fundamental conventions of reality, cementing the novel’s status as an unparalleled triumph of the imagination.

Our SimpliCEFR edition facilitates deeper engagement with this complex narrative by offering expertly adapted versions tailored to diverse linguistic competencies. By preserving the quintessential charm of Carroll’s prose while adjusting for proficiency levels ranging from A2 to C2, this collection ensures that readers of all backgrounds can appreciate the intricate wit and philosophical depth of this Victorian classic.

SurrealismVictorian LiteratureFantasyLinguistic PlayChessNonsense LiteratureAlice in Wonderland

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<<<START> THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS AND WHAT ALICE FOUND THERE CHAPTER 1 Looking-Glass house One thing was certain: the white kitten had nothing to do with it. It was entirely the black kitten’s fault. The white kitten had its face washed by the old cat for th

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Lewis Carroll

Lewis Carroll (1832–1898) was an esteemed English polymath, celebrated primarily for his revolutionary contributions to the genre of literary nonsense. A mathematician and logician by vocation, he is immortalized for his imaginative narratives that masterfully synthesize whimsical storytelling with intellectual rigor.