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Seguito di Alice nel Paese delle Meraviglie, Attraverso lo specchio (1871) ne riprende i personaggi e le ambientazioni fantastiche, pur in una chiave meno trasognata e più malinconica. Nel mondo a rovescio che Alice trova al di là dello specchio di camera sua, sei mesi dopo il suo primo viaggio nel paese delle meraviglie, è valida una sola regola: credere all’impossibile. Le carte da gioco si tramutano qui nei pezzi di una scacchiera; la sequela di imprevisti e trabocchetti in una sfrenata corsa tra filastrocche, poesie, giochi. E mentre Alice si muove sulla scacchiera, di casella in casella, impara a difendersi, a dire la sua, a entrare nel gioco dell’eccentrico e dell’incredibile, a capire e a simpatizzare con gli esseri stravaganti che incontra, allucinati ma ricchi di umanità.
Lewis Carroll (Daresbury 1832 - Guildford 1898) scrittore e matematico inglese, celebre per il romanzo fiabesco Alice nel paese delle meraviglie (1865), cui diede un seguito in Alice attraverso lo specchio (1871), capolavori della letteratura per l’infanzia apprezzati da lettori di tutte le epoche ed età.
- ISBN: 881114549X
- Casa Editrice: Garzanti
- Pagine: 192
- Data di uscita: 26-05-2016
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*Reread July 2017* Reread for booktube-a-thon 2017! Do I really have to tell you I loved it? I think you should know that by now!
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