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'''Alice's Adventures in Wonderland''' is a 1865 [[book]] written by English author and [[mathematics]] professor, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known as [[Lewis Carroll]]. The story was started out as an entertainment on a summer outing, three years before the story was written and published. Dodgson told these tales to three little girls, (whom one of them was named Alice), and one day, Alice asked Dodgson to write the 'Alice' tales down as a storybook. Dodgson accepted the task, but the manuscript of story, (originally entitled 'Alice's Adventures Under Ground'), took two years, (with many delays), to complete. Finally, Dodgson prepared the 'Alice' story for publication, adding more events, such as the Mad Tea Party chapter, more characters, such as the Cheshire Cat, and changing the title as 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'. The story was so popular, that Dodgson, (under the pen name Lewis Carroll), wrote a sequel called 'Through the Looking Glass', and through out the years, the classic story, (often shortening the title as 'Alice in Wonderland'), is popularized in music, movies and plays.

 

 

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