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Alice in Wonderland/Coloring Book

Name: Alice in Wonderland/Coloring Book
Author: Edel Rodriguez
ISBN: 9781886201019

by Edel Rodriguez

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Product Description This is NanaBanana's version of Lewis Carroll's tale, published in London in 1865. The entire story is told in a condensed version that is easy for children ages 4+ to begin to read and understand. From the Publisher In 32 GIANT pages (14" x 20") Lewis Carroll's enchanting story of Alice's adventures is cleverly told with magical illustrations and a line of text on each page. Pictures come alive with the artist's choice of watercolors, markers, crayons, etc. From the Author The character Alice was modeled on Alice Liddell, the daughter of friends of Lewis Carroll. Do you think the real Alice had such adventures? From the Inside Flap Today's world is full of bustle, noise and machinery. These must be balanced with quiet, sharing times, which all creatures need, no one more than children. We hope that our books will give flight to the imaginations and dreams of youngsters everywhere. NanaBanana wants to make a difference. Hence, our profits after taxes go to child-oriented charities. We have helped such organizations as Paul Newman's Hole in the Wall Gang Camps, Ronald McDonald Houses, children's hospital clinics and wards, including the Hospital for Special Surgery and Memorial Sloan-Kettering, and inner city schools. From the Back Cover NanaBanana Classics invites children of all ages to enter the world of classic tales. About the Author Isabel Malkin is the author, editor, and founder of NanaBanana Classic Coloring Books. It was her great interest in history and literature and her experience with children and grandchildren that led her in 1995 to conceive the idea of producing large sized coloring books based on classic tales. In addition, she wants to make a difference by donating all profits after taxes to child oriented charities. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. "Alice was tired of sitting with her sister on the bank of a stream."