Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

The story originated during a rowing trip on the Thames, where Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, known as Lewis Carroll, entertained three young girls, including Alice Liddell. Initially reluctant, he crafted a whimsical tale that would evolve into a classic. The narrative subtly incorporates references to the author and the girls, enriching the text with personal connections. Published in 1865, the book reflects Dodgson's unique blend of fantasy and reality, rooted in his experiences with the children who inspired it.