By Lewis Carroll
Alice in Wonderland is a fantasy novel about a little girl
who enters a magical world full of peculiar creatures. She enters this world
through a rabbit hole.
As a kid, the cartoon Disney version of this classic tale
always freaked me out. The Cheshire Cat was creepy and I couldn’t understand
why my friends liked watching this crazy movie. As an adult, I’ve always told
myself to read the book, give it a chance. So, here I am, full adult,
and…well…it’s still weird.
I don’t think
there was one part of that book that I liked.
It was just all random craziness to me. But, I did have a previous bias
toward it, so I didn’t go in reading it with great expectations.
For me, this classic is just too confusing
and lacks a point. If it’s supposed to be a dream then I can sorta understand
that, but I’d like to know if there is a point. If anybody wants to enlighten
me, please do!
I give it a 2.5 out of 5 because it’s a classic or it
would’ve been lower.
