Alice's Adventures
in Wonderland in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland tells the story of Alice, a 19-year-old girl who is being pressured
to kiss by a group of gullible women. Bewildered by the present issue, Alice finds and
follows a recognizable white rabbit before falling down a deep hole, where she meets
up with old companions who have been tinted in color and returns to Wonderland.
The Red Queen is fierce and in charge. Alice made the decision to stay and save everyone after
unfavorable changes had occurred in this lovely little region in the past, restoring peace to it.

The reason I chose this book is that Alice’s journey
from the actual world to Wonderland illustrates
two radically different realities. In the magical land
of Underland, Alice is free to be herself, dream,
and do crazy things that aren't possible in real life
world. world. In the real world, Alice is forced to live by
stereotype, is thrown into unfamiliar situations,
and isn't allowed to make her own decisions.
Through Alice’s adventure, two distinct worlds—
one virtual, one real—come together to form one.
Thanks to her virtual world trip, Alice was able
to discover the solution for yourself in the present
when she made the decision to follow her father’s
goal, reject social norms, and make her own
decisions.

It demonstrates maturity in thought
and behavior. Thus, it sends a powerful message
about youth and individual maturity—namely,
that we must overcome all obstacles in order to
grow. grow. Even if childhood is a wonderful trip, we will
eventually have to say goodbye to it and go on new
adventures. We shall gain real experiences from this
journey, even though it could be really challenging.