A whimsical and delightful imagination! Witty logic and wordplay!

Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, a landmark work in children's literature

A masterpiece of nonsense and fantasy! A fantasy fairy tale beloved by children around the world!
The original first edition cover design of Alice in Wonderland from 1865!

About 150 years ago, an English mathematician was boating with three young ladies.
On a warm, cloudless afternoon, the three children, who were spending a dreamy, hazy time among the shards of light reflecting off the waves, urged him to tell them a story.
The story, which began because it couldn't resist the children's enthusiasm, gradually led them into a world of mystery.
A story that seems as if everything is true.
Watching the children immersed in Wonderland with their eyes closed, the mathematician published the story in a book a few years later.
This is the fantasy fairy tale, Alice in Wonderland, which is still loved by children all over the world today.


The name of the mathematician who dreamed of Wonderland was Lewis Carroll.
Carol, who had been interested in mathematics and drawing since childhood, developed a rich sensibility while living in a peaceful home and beautiful countryside.
He told the story to the children of Henry Liddell, the president of the college, the second daughter of whom was Alice, who became Carroll's muse.
Carroll published two fantasy fairy tales, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, with Alice as the real-life protagonist, and quickly rose to become a world-renowned author.

The first edition of Alice in Wonderland, published by The Story, is not simply a translation of a foreign language, but rather uses Korean language and writing to enrich the original text without harming its meaning, allowing readers to fully experience the emotion of the original work.
Additionally, the cover design of the first edition published by Macmillan in 1865 was revived to add to the feel of the first edition.