Author of Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland (also known as Alice in Wonderland; English: Alice in Wonderland is a children's literature work published by British writer Charles Ludwig Dodgson under the pseudonym lewis carroll on 1865. The story tells that a girl named Alice entered a magical country from the rabbit hole, met many talking creatures and playing cards like people, and finally found that it was a dream. This book was very popular after its publication, and both children and adults liked it very much. So far, it has been reprinted repeatedly. So far, there have been translations in more than 50 languages, hundreds of different versions, and many adaptations of plays and movies. In English, this book is usually abbreviated as Alice in Wonderland, which is suitable for most adaptations.

Lewis Carroll, whose original name is Charles Ludwig Dodgson, is the world's top master of children's literature, just like Andersen and Brothers Grimm. Formerly Charles Ludwig Dodgson. 1832 1 Born in a priest's family in Cheshire, England, with 20 comic stills, 1898 died in Surrey. He has been teaching in Christian College of Oxford University for 30 years, and has a wide range of hobbies, especially children's portrait photography. His first children's book Alice in Wonderland was published in 1865, which caused a great sensation at that time. 187 1 year, the sequel Alice in the Mirror was published and received rave reviews. Two children's books immediately swept the world and became the favorite books for generations of children and even adults.