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Alice’s Wonderland
A Whimsical Coloring Adventure
Fifty-one original illustrations follow Alice from the riverbank to the rabbit hole and all the way to the Queen’s court — made to be colored slowly, page by page.
A condensed telling of Lewis Carroll’s original, following the same journey from the riverbank to the trial.
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Color the pictures as the story unfolds. Each narration follows the same journey as the book, so the scene in front of you matches the part of the story you’re hearing.
Chapters
Chapter 1
Down the Rabbit Hole
Alice follows the White Rabbit into the rabbit hole, falls through the strange tunnel, enters the hall of locked doors, discovers the tiny garden door, drinks from the bottle, shrinks, eats the cake, grows enormous, and cries a great pool of tears.
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Chapter 2
The Pool of Tears
Alice shrinks again, falls into the pool of her own tears, meets the Mouse, Duck, Dodo, and other birds, joins the strange race that dries everyone off, accidentally frightens them away by talking about Dinah, and is then mistaken for Mary Ann by the returning White Rabbit.
Chapter 3
The White Rabbit’s House
The White Rabbit mistakes Alice for his housemaid Mary Ann and sends her inside for his gloves, where a sip from a little bottle leaves her growing until she fills the whole house. The animals toss in cakes to shrink her, she escapes into the trees, dodges an enormous puppy, and comes at last to a towering mushroom.
Chapter 4
Advice from a Caterpillar
Alice meets the Caterpillar atop an enormous mushroom, learns that its two sides can change her size, stretches high above the treetops, startles a nesting bird, and experiments with careful bites until she is herself again and ready to continue toward the little house ahead.
Your book, your pace
Color one picture, or a dozen
There is no schedule to keep up with. Put on the chapter that matches the illustration in front of you and stay with it as long as you like — a single page across a whole afternoon, or several in one sitting. Pause, rewind, or set the story aside and color in quiet. The book is yours either way.