Audiobook Reviews & Discussion

Originally told as a story to the child, Alice Liddell, a family friend in Oxford, Lewis Carroll later expanded his fantastical story and published it as Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. As this classic tale has never been out of print, its household title conjures images of a rabbit hole, talking animals, seemingly nonsensical conversations, riddles, rhymes, opposites, topsy turvy situations, and perhaps the most infamous of all, the Queen of Hearts, who chops off heads at the slightest provocation. Using wit, logic, and a vivid imagination, Carroll wrote a masterpiece in 1865 for a child that has been so beloved that it has been translated, made into several movies (including the most recent 2010 Tim Burton version), and read silently and aloud to the delight of many. We at Traveling Classics hope that you find new or rediscovered enjoyment in listening to our audio book version at home as you whip up some tasty tarts, or on the go as you follow a very late white rabbit.