Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Audiobook

" I love this book. It is so fun and crazy and funny and ridiculous. It's fun for adults and it's fun for kids. Awesome! "

" meh. I think once you've seen the movie so many times and in so many different versions, the book kinda bores you. I like Alice in wonderland a lot though. the book is a lot more descriptive and detailed, but its kinda obnoxious to read after seeing so many movies "

" It wasn't until after i was finished reading this book that it really set in. I was so focused on trying to make sense of the plot that i missed the whole point. THERE IS NO PLOT. Even the character agree with that. Wonderland is accused of being a place that makes no sense. Although this was aggravating to me at first, i learned to read a little deeper to find all the hidden meaning this crazy book holds. As it turns out, Lewis Carrol (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) might have had just as crazy a mind as Wonderland. He made allusions to history and tackled the idea of the loss of childhood. I would have enjoyed the book a bit more if it didn't make my head hurt every time i attempted to understand all the rhymes and madness that accrued. Still, it was a book that i am glad to have read. "

" Like other reviewers, I wish I had read this as a child. I hope to re-read this book, possibly in the Annotated/Definitive editions with the Gardener commentary. "

" Alice brought me back to my childhood. This book is nostalgic. "

" Was not good as the movie with Johnny depp in it...although it was pretty good "

" I've always loved Alice in Wonderland, but had never read the original book. I must say, the writing is quite peculiar & difficult to follow at times. Good ole 1800's style! But, still fun to read! "

" One can never get too old for this, Lots of fun mind puzzles. "

" This was so funny!!! Awesome! "

" I found Alice in Wonderland to be "cute." I like the way Lewis Carroll plays with common everyday items, but I found Alice to annoying and not to bright. "

" Who doesn't know and love little Alice? "

" So charming! Looking forward to reading Through the Looking Glass. "

" I read this book in school. "

" This book is nonsense. That's the point of it. I just don't really enjoy nonsense. "

" I didn't love it, but didn't hate it either!! It was a fun read and all I can say is what a craaazzyyy world Alice fell into! "

" I honestly think anyone could read this. Kids can have it read to them, adults, teens and more. There are so many mixed ideas in which Carroll throws out there that anyone with an imagination could enjoy. "

" Sigh... this was great for putting me to sleep. Talk about a boring piece of garbage *spits* "

" Very well-written, imaginative. Definitely a classic to read to kids, maybe a chapter before bed? "

" I laughed the whole way through. I can't believe that I didn't read this as a kid. "

" This is one of my all-time favorite books. It is creative, adventurous and oh-so magical. As a child I wished I could be Alice, going off and getting myself in all sorts of trouble. "

" This book is some crazy stuff. I'll take a movie version over the book any day. "

" This book is full of weird and nonesense poems. The book isn't all trippy and mushroomy as what I expected maybe because I had big expectations from it. After all, it is a children's book. "

" Still my very favorite book of all time! The only book I still read several times a year. Thank you Mr. Carroll! "

" I really enjoyed it but I had to focus on every word because sometimes it made no sense. It was great to finally read the book after having seen the Disney adaptation when I was younger. "

" Like so many things, the book "

" This is my favorite book of all time. "

" ..solo alla ingenua lettura di un fanciullo potrebbe apparire un'allegra fiaba per bambini..Labirintico, contorto, romanzo psicologico. "

" This is more than a wonderful, heartfelt childhood story. Lewis Carroll is an expert on the strange and misfit, a master of literary pun. Meant for both younger audiences and adults. "

" I really enjoyed reading these books, and seeing where the movies came from originally. I would recommend this to anyone really, especially if you like the movies or classic books. "

" Another one that I hadn't read since I was a child. I was inspired to re-read it by what Joyce Carol Oates wrote about it in "Roughn Country". A surprisingly adult book--funny, frightening and often profound. Very glad to have rediscovered it. "

" I loved these books when I was a kid. I should read them again; there is muchness in those imaginings. "

" A whole lot of crack was smoked for this one. "