Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Fairy Tales & Folklore - Adaptations

Everyone knows the story of Alice and her adventure in Wonderland, but that is all. No one has a clue as to what happened before and after this adventure.

Frankly, that is a bit ridiculous.

For you see, Alice's whole life did not revolve around Wonderland, oh no. She was an extraordinary girl who visited an equally extraordinary amount of places.

Documented here is her adventure to a land that has a bit of a problem. A strange occurrence has been happening in the 'Land in the Shadow of the Giant'. There have been a numerous amount of cases...

In this bold new vision of the timeless classic, Alice is back in Wonderland to tackle a problem even more challenging than that of her last visit.

Alice has lost her rag doll, Lucy, in Wonderland, and will go to any lengths to get her back. However, the thought never occurred to her that Lucy might not want to come back

Join Alice as she learns the importance of treating others how she would like to be treated herself, a message worth remembering - even with a toy This exciting new adventure is sure to be enjoyed by the whole family

Everyone knows the story of Alice and her adventure in Wonderland, but that is all. No one has a clue as to what happened before and after this adventure.

Frankly, that is a bit ridiculous.

For you see, Alice's whole life did not revolve around Wonderland, oh no. She was an extraordinary girl who visited an equally extraordinary amount of places.

Documented here is her adventure to a place, not so far from home. Just above home, as a matter of fact. If you look up into the sky right now you might see Alice and her new friend, Mr....

There is an old legend were Alice comes from, of Rock Candy Mountain: A mountain full of sweet treasures, and abundant with ice cream and candy treats. A mountain owned by the mysterious Mr. Sugarplum.

In this adventure, Alice joins Mr. Sugarplum, a man who has not been seen for years, in his quest to bring life, warmth and people into his previously cold and uninviting, Rock Candy Mountain.

Join Alice as she uncovers this new and exciting mystery, even more bold and innovative than her time in Wonderland

And after you've finished reading ALICE IN...

Why We Bite the Heads of Chocolate Bunnies is a rhyming picture book, like the night before Christmas but for Easter. In order to insure the mice never get bopped on the head again, the Mouse King has started an anti-bullying campaign, which explains just why we bite the heads off chocolate bunnies and why we think bunny ears taste so sweet.

The story links to and includes the rhyme Little Bunny Foo Foo, which was the starting inspiration for this tale.

The story is both written and illustrated by Mark Annett.

Note: while this story is associated with the Easter...

"Fractured and Other Fairy Tales" is a unique collection of sixteen fairy tales-some "fractured" classics, and some original stories-that offer new ways to understand familiar characters.

William Thompson presents a series of often funny and sometimes dark tales that twist and shape traditional tales into something fresh and new.

Whether it's Goldilocks meeting the three pigs, Red Riding Hood learning new ways to outwit the wolf, or Gretel starting up her own franchise, these stories are told in unexpected and captivating ways.

There are not-so-familiar characters as well, such as...

A sassy tortilla, so light she jumps off the griddle, leads an elaborate game of chase through the desert while taunting a passel of critters two horned toads, three donkeys, four jackrabbits, five rattlesnakes, and six buckaroos. But has she met her match in Senor Coyote?