Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll 

Thank you 😊

It's because neither begins with an n.

Wrong

@@locoqazqaz Well that’s the answer, don’t know what you mean by wrong. Probably your brain is the thing that’s wrong. Why would you waste your time typing a senseless thing, you must be incredibly bored!

BTW Lewis Caroll wrote it without an actual answer. It's a perfect example of what the story teaches us, to think critically and stand up for ourselves. Exactly how Alice transitioned. From taking orders without question at the start to standing up to the queen assertively. So, while your answer is wrong it is also correct as the intention was to use our own interpretations to find an answer.

Agreed

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Thank you.

Yeah like honestly I have to agree because when I would watch the movie she would be like “AAAAA” then starts flipping (not the cartoon kind) But although this is very very amazing! ^^

Wow! 😃

Sorry im too dumb to understand this but who is poe and what makes them like a writing desk? ^^;

@@akabaneaki Edgar Allen Poe, a famous poet wrote a poem called the Raven.

@@jennifermcdonald5432 I see! Thank you! I will look them up!

@Svetlana Luchitz finally someone else who knows the last unicorn

David Horowitz and Jo Wyatt are the narrators

`It sounds a lot like David Suchet.` Certainly not... As a learner of the English language, I'm of the opinion that David Suchet is a bad reader, with terrible diction and pronunciation, while the narrator of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is amazing in all respects. An equally excellent reader is Hugh Fraser whose narration of Agath Christie's books is superb, and makes me listen to them again and again, while those books of her read by David Suchet are completely ignored. This is very sad, that I refuse to listen to his reading, but alas, I'm listening to detective vedios only in order to improve my English. This is not my preferred style. The prefered style , and the best books are perfomed by the criminal gang known as `LibriVox `

It was mentioned above as `David Horovitch.` Audible has this recording and Through the Looking Glass as well. I love this recording immensely.

@@enetstudio4176 Thank you for the helpful information

Yes

R-E-S-P-E-C-T!!

I think it is done by Audible

Would love to know that, too! 🙋🏻‍♀️

@Will Durant THANK YOU!!!! 🙏🏻

Omg I have been looking for this version for several years I had a playlist saved but the original videos had gotten deleted. So happy to find this one!

David Horowitz and Jo Wyatt are the narrators

David Horovitch

David Horowitz and Jo Wyatt are the narrators

David Horovich

Learn to spell

@@frantaniabenjamin2192 oh well thank you for pointing out my mistake, I'm pleased my dyslexia is being picked up on and I'm being so politely corrected ... can you tell me which words are wrong so I may better learn and also answer the question ? Or did you only have a criticism about my spelling ? 🤔