Alice Through The Looking Glass with 175 readers in aid of Cancer Research UK 

In Chapter 2 of "Alice Through the Looking Glass," titled "The Garden of Live Flowers," Alice continues her exploration of this peculiar world and stumbles upon a garden inhabited by talking, animated flowers. These flowers engage in a lively, but sometimes confusing, conversation with Alice, filled with wordplay and riddles. Amid the curious chatter of these unique blossoms, Alice discovers that the rules of logic and language are once again turned upside down in this fantastical land. The chapter showcases Lewis Carroll's talent for playing with language and logic, highlighting the whimsical and unpredictable nature of the world through the looking glass.

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Chapter 2 is read by the following voice actors (in order of play):

Henry Goodman

 A huge thank you to all our wonderful narrators. Each one donated at least £10 to Cancer Research UK 

Illustrations by John Tenniel

 Alice Through The Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll with 175 readers in aid of Cancer Research UK 

In Chapter 1 of "Alice Through the Looking Glass," titled "Looking-Glass House," we find Alice entering an alternate world by passing through a giant, enchanted looking glass. This world, unlike her previous adventures in Wonderland, is a land where everything is reversed. Alice encounters the Red Queen, who invites her to become a pawn in a gigantic living chess game. The chapter sets the stage for the chessboard landscape of this strange and whimsical world and introduces the concept of moving forward while staying in the same place, which is a recurring theme throughout the book.

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Chapter 1 is read by the following voice actors (in order of play):

Brad Shaw

 A huge thank you to all our wonderful narrators. Each one donated at least £10 to Cancer Research UK 

Illustrations by John Tenniel