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Alice in Wonderland Free Audiobook Download

Lewis Carroll

Exploring the Absurdities of Identity and Reality.

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Author: Lewis Carroll

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: -

Language: English

Publish Date: 12/15/2021

Audiobook length: 31min

Alice in Wonderland Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: — Down the Rabbit-Hole

00:00123:47

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Chapter 2: — The Pool of Tears

00:00123:45

Chapter 3: — A Caucus-Race and a Long Tale

00:00114:05

Chapter 4: — The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill

00:00105:02

Chapter 5: — Advice from a Caterpillar

00:0097:04

Chapter 6: — Pig and Pepper

00:0084:56

Chapter 7: — A Mad Tea-Party

00:0074:35

Chapter 8: — The Queen’s Croquet-Ground

00:0062:48

Chapter 9: — The Mock Turtle’s Story

00:0051:56

Chapter 10: — The Lobster Quadrille

00:0039:52

Chapter 11: — Who Stole the Tarts?

00:0028:41

Chapter 12: — Alice’s Evidence

00:00157:50

Chapter 13: — Looking-Glass House

00:00139:08

Chapter 14: — The Garden of Live Flowers

00:00139:07

Chapter 15: — Looking-Glass Insects

00:00124:09

Chapter 16: — Tweedledum and Tweedledee

00:00110:44

Chapter 17: — Wool and Water

00:0097:21

Chapter 18: — Humpty Dumpty

00:0083:09

Chapter 19: — The Lion and the Unicorn

00:0068:43

Chapter 20: — ‘It’s my own Invention’

00:0054:11

Chapter 21: — Queen Alice

00:0041:43

Chapter 22: — Shaking

00:0023:09

Chapter 23: — Waking

00:0003:40

Chapter 24: — Which Dreamed It?

00:0028:03

Chapter 25: Preface

00:0024:44

Chapter 26: Fit the First — The Landing

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Chapter 27: Fit the Second — The Bellman’s Speech

00:0021:45

Chapter 28: Fit the Third — The Baker’s Tale

00:0018:21

Chapter 29: Fit the fourth — The Hunting

00:0015:06

Chapter 30: Fit the Fifth — The Beaver’s Lesson

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Chapter 31: Fit the Sixth — The Barrister’s Dream

00:0010:19

Chapter 32: Fit the Seventh — The Banker’s Fate

00:0005:51

Chapter 33: Fit the Eighth — The Vanishing

00:0062:16

Chapter 34:

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Chapter 35:

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Chapter 36:

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Chapter 37:

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Who should listen Alice in Wonderland

The summary audiobook of "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll is perfect for anyone seeking a whimsical escape into a fantastical world, from young readers eager to explore classic literature to adults looking for a nostalgic trip down memory lane. It serves as an excellent introduction for those new to the story, as well as a concise refresher for long-time fans. Additionally, educators and students may find it a valuable resource for understanding the themes, characters, and peculiarities of this timeless tale, all while enjoying the convenience of audio format.

3 quotes from Alice in Wonderland

"Curiouser and curiouser!" - This quote captures Alice's sense of wonder and bewilderment as she navigates the nonsensical world of Wonderland, encouraging readers to embrace curiosity and explore the unknown.
"Who in the world am I? Ah, that’s the great puzzle." - This reflects Alice's struggle with identity and self-discovery, a theme that resonates with readers as they contemplate their own sense of self amidst chaos.
"We're all mad here." - This quote highlights the absurdity of life and the idea that madness is not only accepted but is a fundamental part of the human experience, inviting readers to embrace their quirks and eccentricities.

Author : Lewis Carroll

Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, renowned by his pen name Lewis Carroll, was a multifaceted English author, mathematician, logician, Anglican clergyman, and photographer. Best known for his imaginative works such as *Alice's Adventures in Wonderland* and its sequel *Through the Looking-Glass*, along with the whimsical poems "The Hunting of the Snark" and "Jabberwocky," Carroll's contributions to the genre of literary nonsense have left a lasting impact on literature. An Oxford scholar and Church of England Deacon, he combined his academic pursuits in mathematics and logic with a vibrant creative spirit, establishing himself as a pioneering figure in portrait photography. Despite his imaginative brilliance, Carroll was a reserved and meticulous individual, securing his place among the great literary innovators of his time.

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