Alicia en el País de las Maravillas

This collection includes Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, the two most celebrated works by Lewis Carroll, whose boundless imagination and wit have earned them a place in modern literature. More than a century after its publication, Alice, both as a novel and as a character, retains all its freshness: it continues to enchant not only young readers but also adults, who discover another self in its wondrous world, ready to confront daring wordplay, dazzling psychological tricks, and impossible situations that challenge reality and reveal the irresistible charm of the absurd. In a story where the suspension of disbelief is mandatory, the joy of play becomes the best compass: only those who dare to look beyond can follow Alice without getting lost. What awaits us down the rabbit hole and on the other side of the looking-glass is not mere fantasy, but a new, luminous, and surprising way of looking at real life.