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Down the rabbit-hole, through the Pool of Tears to meet the Dodo, have tea with the Mad Hatter and give evidence at the Knave of Hearts’ trial – Alice’s adventures are as wonderful now as they were in 1865. This 150th anniversary edition has big print for young readers, Sir John Tenniel’s original illustrations in vivid colour, additional writings by Lewis Carroll and, as our free gift, it comes with a whole book of Tenniel’s scenes of Wonderland, reproduced full-page to colour in or decorate with over 800 transfers.

Down the rabbit-hole, through the pool of tears to meet with the Caterpillar, the Duchess, the pig and the pepper... Alice’s fantastical adventure is read here by Fiona Shaw, with music including Bruckner’s Lancier Quadrille. Abridged. Naxos Junior Classics. Age 8+

In 1864, two years after telling young Alice Liddell the tale of the white rabbit, Lewis Carroll wrote down the story for her. In Carroll's hand and with his own drawings, that 90-page manuscript – the forerunner of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland – is now one of the British Library's treasures. After an illustrated introduction by Sally Brown telling the story of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, the Liddell sisters and the origins of Alice, this book presents a facsimile of the original manuscript.

The Bellman, with his crew of Barrister, Beaver and Butcher, Baker and Banker, sets off in search of the Snark again, but this time his strange quest is recorded in drawings by the Tove Jansson, the creator of Moomin. The pictures, originally drawn for a Swedish-language edition in 1959, breathe new life into the English text of this wonderful adventure. Slightly off-mint. Felt tip mark on upper trimmed edge.

Beginning with the first ‘Mock Turtle’s Song' from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, this selection includes ‘Jabberwocky’, ‘The Hunting of the Snark’ and ‘Phantasmagoria’, a strange conversation between Tibbets and a ghost.

As well as the complete Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass (with John Tenniel's original illustrations) and The Hunting of the Snark, this edition contains the whole bewildering range of Carroll's verses, puzzles, 'phantasmagoria' and stories, plus a miscellany of letters and prose pieces on topics that include women students, vivisection and dining room etiquette.

As well as the complete Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass (with John Tenniel's original illustrations) and The Hunting of the Snark, this edition contains the whole bewildering range of Carroll's verses, puzzles, 'phantasmagoria' and stories, plus a miscellany of letters and prose pieces on topics that include women students, vivisection and dining-room etiquette.

Generations of children have followed Alice down the rabbit hole, and most will recognize Lewis Carroll's heroine by her long blonde hair and pinafore. This edition of the story was first published in New York in 1929, with drawings by the Art Nouveau illustrator Willy Pogany. It's the same wonderful adventure, with a short-haired, short-skirted 1920s Alice. Age 8+