John Tenniel Knihy

Kniha anglického profesora matematiky C. L. Dodgsona o holčičce, která králičí dírou sklouzla do podzemního pohádkového kraje a o dalších dobrodružstvích děvčátka v obráceném světě za zrcadlem.

Alenka v říši divů je dílo anglického matematika a logika Lewise Carrolla, který ji údajně napsal pro malou holčičku Alici Liddellovou. Dílu se dostalo vědecké interpretace a bylo označeno za mimořádné. Sama hlavní postava, neustále ohromená Alenka v bezděčných reakcích na imaginativní svět plný podivuhodných věcí a událostí, Carrollův um logicky svázat absurdum světa v celé šíři a líčená přirozenost i znalost dětského chování, zaručili dílu světové uznání a přerod v klasiku. Toto vydání obsahuje tzv. přívazek. Jsou to totiž dvě knihy v jedné vazbě (136 str. a 154 str.) a původně zřejmě měly vycházet zvlášť.

A reissue, with a new box design and new jackets, to mark the 125th anniversary of Macmillan's publication of "Wonderland".

Lewis Carroll needs no introduction children and adults alike know him as the creator of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the best-loved and most famous children' book ever written in any language For the first time all the illustrated works of Lewis Carroll have been brought together in one volume All the illustrations which appear have been carefully reproduced from the 276 original drawings personally approved by the author over 80 years ago to illustrate his writings. Here are Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass with John Tenniel's incomparable illustrations; Sylvie and Bruno and Sylvie and Bruno Concluded with, as Lewis Carroll described them, Harry Furniss' 'wonderful pictures'; The Hunting of the Snark with Henry Holiday' drawings complementing this poem of infinite humor, the American artist Arthur B. Frosts numerous and fine designs for A Tangled Tale, Phantasmagoria and other amusing poems. Concluding this unique collection is a rare reappearance of E. Gertrude Thomson's graceful engravings illustrating the Three Sunsets and other serious poems. Lewis Carroll wrote books for children that, by their humor, logic and imaginative absurdity, also appeal to grown-up people. The matchless stories and poems collected here and published with their original, unforgettable illustrations truly make The Complete Illustrated Works of Lewis Carroll a book for all the family. --front flap

Dobrodružstvá Alici v Krajine zázrakov je román z roku 1865, ktorý napísal anglický matematik Charles Lutwidge Dodgson pod pseudonymom Lewis Carroll. Príbeh rozpráva o dievčati menom Alícia, ktoré spadne do králičej nory a ocitne sa vo fantastickom svete obývanom zvláštnymi, antropomorfnými bytosťami. Alícia je zvedavá a hľadá dobrodružstvo, pričom sa stretáva s rôznymi podivnými postavami, ako sú Hatter, Cheshire Cat a kráľovná srdcová. Kniha skúma témy identity, logiky a absurdity, pričom Alícia prechádza rôznymi surrealistickými situáciami, ktoré vyzývajú jej chápanie reality. Príbeh je známy svojou hravou jazykovou hrou a fantastickými obrazmi, ktoré podnecujú čitateľovu predstavivosť. Dobrodružstvá Alici v Krajine zázrakov zostávajú jedným z najvýznamnejších diel detskej literatúry a sú obľúbené medzi čitateľmi všetkých vekových kategórií.

When Alice tumbles down a rabbit hole one summer afternoon in pursuit of a White Rabbit, she finds herself in Wonderland. And here begin the adventures that have made Alice the stuff of legend and ensured that Lewis Carroll's book is the best loved and most widely read in children's literature. Illustrated by Sir John Tenniel, with an Afterword by Anna South.

When Alice returns to the whimsical world of Underland, all is not well. The Mad Hatter has lost his madness. That is to say, he has become horribly and certifiably normal. What's more the banished Red Queen has devised a twisted plan to regain the throne. Soon Alice realizes that the only way to save the Hatter - and Underland - is to travel to the past and right old wrongs. But Time may not be on her side. In fact, he might even try to stop her. Follow Alice's adventure in this book based on the film by Tim Burton

On July 4, 1862, a young clergyman teaching Mathematics at Christ Church College in Oxford went on an outing with the three daughters of the Dean. The cheerful group enjoyed a boating trip late into the afternoon, filled with laughter, joy, songs, and stories. On that memorable day, in the sunny waters of the river, Alice was born. Alice, the heroine destined to become as legendary as Cinderella and Snow White, would be adored by generations and captivate millions of readers of all ages. The two books by Lewis Carroll that emerged are now classics. In the first, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," the young heroine gets lost in a captivating dream in a fairy-tale land; in the second, "Through the Looking-Glass," she experiences the strangest adventures in an inverted reality. Written with humor and tenderness, these works are clever, sensitive, and multi-layered, enriching the way we see and think about things. Today, the "spirit" of Alice is an integral part of European culture: it will forever continue to introduce the marvelous world of imagination and inspire future generations.

A very real little girl named Alice follows a remarkable rabbit down a rabbit hole and steps through a looking-glass to come face to face with some of the strangest adventures and some of the oddest characters in all literature. The crusty Duchess, the Mad Hatter, the weeping Mock Turtle, the diabolical Queen of Hearts, the Cheshire-Cat, Tweedledum and Tweedledee--each one is more eccentric, and more entertaining, than the last. And all of them could only have come from the pen of Lewis Carroll, one of the few adults ever to enter successfully the children's world of make-believe--a wonderland where the impossible becomes possible, the unreal, real...where the heights of adventure are limited only by the depths of imagination. --back cover

Neu übersetzt und mit zahlreichen Illustrationen präsentiert sich Alices Abenteuer im Land hinter den Spiegeln. Diese Ausgabe von Nadine Erler lässt die englischen Eigennamen unverändert, was den Charme der Erzählung unterstreicht. Die skurrilen Figuren und Wortspiele Carrols sorgen für Absurdität und Vergnügen. Ein Klassiker der Nonsensliteratur.