Cover of the book 不思議の国のアリス, by Lewis Carroll

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Lewis Carroll (1832–1898)Original: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865)

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Easy edition · A1Very easy · A1Chapters: 12130 minFantasy and fairy tales Children's books

On a summer day, Alice follows a White Rabbit in a hurry down his hole and falls into a world where nothing makes sense. She grows and shrinks, talks with a Caterpillar, goes to a mad tea party and stands up to the Queen of Hearts, who wants everyone's head cut off.

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This book in other languages

The same story, with the title and cover of each language. Each language keeps its own progress.

EnglishAlice in WonderlandEasy edition A1 · Original language

SpanishAlicia en el país de las maravillasEasy edition A1

PortugueseAlice no País das MaravilhasEasy edition A1

FrenchAlice au pays des merveillesEasy edition A1

GermanAlice im WunderlandEasy edition A1

ItalianAlice nel Paese delle MeraviglieEasy edition A1

Korean이상한 나라의 앨리스Easy edition A1

Chinese爱丽丝梦游仙境Easy edition A1

RussianАлиса в Стране чудесEasy edition A1

The first page

白うさぎ

暑い夏の日です。アリスは小さな女の子です。姉と川のそばに座っています。姉は本を読んでいます。その本には絵も話もありません。アリスは退屈です。「絵のない本は、何のためにあるの？」と、アリスは思いました。

すると、白いうさぎがアリスの前を走っていきました。うさぎの目はピンク色です。それは変ではありません。でも、うさぎが話しました！「大変だ！大変だ！遅刻する！」とうさぎは言いました。それから、ポケットから時計を出して見ました。

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A1不思議の国のアリスVery easy · A1. Reading difficulty: A1 is the easiest and C2 the hardest (Common European Framework levels). In the Original, old spelling, period vocabulary and long sentences challenge even native speakers.

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About Lewis Carroll

Lewis Carroll was the pen name of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832–1898), a mathematician who taught at the University of Oxford in England. He wrote the Alice stories for the daughters of a friend and became famous for his wordplay, his logic of nonsense and his comic poems.

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