● An eternal classic in children's literature ●
Alice's strange and fantastic adventures!

The "Usborne World Masterpieces" series, a world masterpiece series for children to read for the first time.

The "Usborne World Masterpieces" series has been published, introducing world literature classics that children should read in an easy and enjoyable way with solid text and attractive illustrations that are faithful to the original works.
A new edition of 'Children's World Literature' has been created, featuring a selection of world-famous works that have been loved around the world for many years, tailored to the reading level of elementary school students.
This high-quality text, painstakingly translated and reconstructed by Korea's leading translators over a long period of time, is complemented by captivating illustrations that will spark children's imagination, ensuring that they will be captivated by classics and experience the joy of reading.

The thin, light, and stable construction of the book for elementary school students is also characteristic.
From children preparing to become independent readers to those developing solid daily reading habits, we will take responsibility for reading time at home, school, and anywhere else.
Read familiar stories properly, and read unfamiliar stories in a new way.
By reading classics that transcend time, space, and generations, children naturally come to understand the principles of living in the world, gain inner nourishment, and build their culture.

Alice's world, full of strange animals and bizarre people, is all the more delightful because it's so strange.

One summer day, Alice, who was bored, follows the White Rabbit down the rabbit hole while he takes out his watch.
It's a strange, strange land! Alice grows and shrinks.
You'll experience a lot of ridiculous and absurd things, like crying your eyes out and falling into a tear duct that's filled with tears, or meeting strange animals and having a race with them.
You'll meet and engage in incomprehensible conversations with people and strange animals, including a giant caterpillar, a baby frog, a Cheshire cat who keeps disappearing, a mad hatter, and a March Hare.
Then he goes to Trump's country and plays a weird croquet game with the Queen.
I am falling into a world where these absurd things are all tangled up together...


Children will have an exciting experience following Alice into a fantastical adventure.
Join Alice on her extraordinary adventures and you'll experience a joy that doesn't exist in reality.
Sometimes the most ridiculous things bring more joy to children.
You can also experience the pleasure of immersion as if you were Alice and Alice was you, as you mingle with each unique character.

Children's World Literature: Enriching Your Imagination with Rich and Attractive Illustrations

The story of Alice in Wonderland has been widely known for many years, having been recreated in various ways through picture books, animations, movies, and musicals.
Many children will know the story of Alice in Wonderland, but few children in early elementary school have actually read it.
For elementary school students who have difficulty reading a full translation of a classic, we have reconstructed the original text with a length and translation suitable for their reading level.
The attractive illustrations with sensual colors are added here in abundance, broadening the scope of imagination and doubling the enjoyment of reading a masterpiece.
When you open the book, a fantasy world of wonder unfolds before your eyes, and you will experience meeting Alice, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the March Hare, the Mad Hatter, the Queen, and other characters who are vividly and uniquely depicted.

The book's format and build, which are thin and light yet sturdy and stable, were designed for elementary school children.
You can enjoy world-class masterpieces anytime, anywhere, and through classics, you can build solid reading skills and cultivate general knowledge.

[About the Original Author and Work]: A Guide to Enjoying Masterpieces Deeply and Meaningfully

One day in 1862, Lewis Carroll was taking three little girls on a boat ride.
The children asked me to create a fun story, and that's how Alice in Wonderland was born.
Unlike the moral tales of the time, children are the main characters, and absurd events unfold in a jumbled manner in the adult world.
This unique and fantastical story is considered a monumental work in the history of children's literature, and has been recreated countless times to this day, loved by children around the world.

The appendix [About the Original Author and Work] contains information about the original author and the work, including when, by whom, and through what process the work was written and transmitted.
Reading along with the work allows you to understand the classics more deeply and enjoy them in a richer and more meaningful way.