It’s a Wonderful Life Indeed!
Through the Looking Glass is the second book of the Alice in Wonderland Series. Lewis Carroll wrote it more than five years after the success of Alice in Wonderland. Once published, it also became a bestseller.
The story is the return of curious Alice to the place we all know as Wonderland, but this time, she meets new characters such as Dumpty Humpty, the White Queen, the Unicorn, the Lion and a very strange Knight in Shining Armor. Don't miss Alice's adventures. They are wonderful indeed.
MEET THE ARTIST -Julia Arenas magnificent rustic covers for Alice in Wonderland, Through the Looking Glass and A Boy’s Journey to Wonderland reveals an artist’s brushstroke and originality never seen in previous versions of this famous book series. This artist use of texture, sand, watercolors and oils, are as hearty and imaginative as the child in the story. A great tribute to Alice, a girl with bounds of imagination.
Inside, inspired from her Spanish roots, Julia emphasizes quotes, lift off from the text with decorated backgrounds and bold letters, making it singularly attractive.
- Vol. 1 Alice in Wonderland
- Vol. 2 Return to Wonderland (Through the Looking Glass)
- Vol. 3 A Boy’s Journey to Wonderland
- Author: Lewis Carroll
- Illustrations: Julia Arenas
- Unabridged Text
- Softcover Size: 8 x 5
- Pages: 162
- Print to Order in USA
- Age Range: 12 and up
Julia Arena's intrinsic design of the 150-year-old perennial, Alice in Wonderland, with its old world charm and dramatic textures, it's definitively a must-add-to-my-book-shelf for any fan of the story and even more so for those who have not read it yet. -Cardenas Book Review
This beautifully designed new edition of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland reminds me of the antique technique of wood carving illustrations used by printers about the time this book was first published more than 150 years ago. I admire the guts of artist Julia Arenas, who instead of going for a modern take, as many of our young designers are doing nowadays, gives us the magic of the old, mixed with the new, in the retelling of a story as classic as can be. -Flora Bella
The third volume, A Boy's Journey to Wonderland, with its informative, yet amiable tale of the life and inspirations of Lewis Carroll, since childhood up to the creation of his magnum opus, Alice in Wonderland, is what makes this an indispensable collection. -Eileen St. Martin
