No. 16 of 50 · Storybook Classics
Six Impossible Things
Pictures by John TennielWords by Lewis Carroll
John Tenniel's Alice curls up in a big armchair with her black kitten and a tangle of yarn, paired with Lewis Carroll's famous line about believing six impossible things before breakfast. In Through the Looking-Glass, Alice steps behind the mirror into a world where flowers talk and the rules run backwards. For a dreamer who believes in the impossible.
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Inside, it says
As many as six impossible things before breakfast. Lewis Carroll, 1871
On the back
In Through the Looking-Glass (1871) Alice steps behind the mirror into a living game of chess, where flowers talk, eggs worry and the rules run backwards. John Tenniel drew every page.
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