Is 'Alice in Wonderland' for children or for adults?

Answer 1

Yes, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was originally written as a book for children, although some contemporary readers consider that the language used might be too challenging for them.

Answer 2

It doesn't say much about her family in either of the Alice books. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland begins and ends with Alice sitting by a riverbank with her sister and at one point she remembers having seen something "in her brother's Latin Grammar," but apart from that, her family isn't mentioned. Her sister is mentioned again in Through the Looking Glass, but there is no other reference to her having any family.

Answer 3

'Alice in Wonderland' is a book that is generally considered suitable for both children and adults. It contains elements that can be enjoyed by all ages, such as imaginative storytelling, wordplay, and philosophical themes.

Answer 4

The book is suitable for and very enjoyed by children and grown-ups alike.

Answer 5

No. It's by Lewis Carrol.