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The story revolves around a playful black kitten and its interactions with Alice, who is both amused and frustrated by the kitten's antics. While the white kitten undergoes a thorough face-washing by the old cat Dinah, the black kitten causes chaos by unraveling a ball of worsted. Alice, caught between her affection for the kittens and her annoyance at their mischief, engages in playful dialogue with them, contemplating the upcoming bonfire and reflecting on the kittens' behavior. The narrative captures the whimsical charm of childhood imagination and the bond between pets and their owners.
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Through the Looking-Glass, Lewis Carroll
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- Released
- 2022
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- Language
- English
- Authors
- Lewis Carroll
- Publisher
- Zinc Read
- Released
- 2022
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 106
- ISBN13
- 9789354782039
- Tags
- Fiction, Fantasy, Adventure, Young Adult, Humor, Classics, Young Adult Fantasy, Life, English Literature, Teens, Dreams, Letters, Czech Language, Queens, Nonsense
- First published
- 1871
- Original title
- Through the Looking-Glass
- Rating
- 3.65 out of 5
- Description
- The story revolves around a playful black kitten and its interactions with Alice, who is both amused and frustrated by the kitten's antics. While the white kitten undergoes a thorough face-washing by the old cat Dinah, the black kitten causes chaos by unraveling a ball of worsted. Alice, caught between her affection for the kittens and her annoyance at their mischief, engages in playful dialogue with them, contemplating the upcoming bonfire and reflecting on the kittens' behavior. The narrative captures the whimsical charm of childhood imagination and the bond between pets and their owners.