Aliceâ ™s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll is a wonderful tale that can bring any adult on a rollercoaster back to their childhood. Itâ ™s a story of a young girl who follows an oddly dressed white rabbit into a hole and through a magical world. She spends her day doing countless unusual things and meeting a plethora of strange creatures and beings she would have never imagined in her wildest dreams. Since the setting of this fantastic fantasy filled fable is located in England, there are many references that link back to different aspects of Britain and its people. From speech to clothing, from attitude to personality, this book covers everything!
i just need to end it decently and so that i can lead it into my next paragraph but i cannot for the life of me figure out what to write!
help me!!! (please)
thanks in advance =]You actually have ended it quite nicely. Your last sentence can be the lead in to your next paragraph. Just start the next paragraph with:
For instance, the clothing of the rabbit........
or
With respect to clothing, the rabbit's attire is indicative of......
Or something to that effect.I doubt that Lewis Carroll, who wrote this charming fantasy for his nieces and their friends, ever dreamed that his strange little story would go on to please generations of children and adults all over the world. On film, on DVD and in theatrical play and book form, even as an ice show, it remains a best seller.ha thats reallly good but idk how to end it. it sounds good to me as it is.....It seems to be fine with me. I do forget how she gets back home, though. Hmm, that I should find next time I go to the library.idk........ very hard........ GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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