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In this final chapter of Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll brings the story to a beautifully gentle close. As Alice awakens from her dream, we’re invited into a tender moment: her sister quietly imagining the woman Alice might one day become. It’s a soft, reflective ending — one that honors childhood wonder and the way imagination stays with us as we grow.

This episode celebrates that closing scene, where innocence, memory, and possibility meet.

And as we conclude this reciting project, we’re thrilled to share an exciting announcement. Wowo Spot Kids is officially beginning production on our flagship children’s IP: Wowo Town — a cozy, heartwarming TV show filled with music, friendship, and everyday magic.

Our podcast will continue, too. In the coming weeks, we’ll likely journey into Lewis Carroll’s next story, Through the Looking‑Glass, exploring its mirror‑world logic and poetic charm. And along the way, we’ll also be dropping surprise reveals from the Wowo Town universe as it grows.

Thank you for joining this adventure — from Wonderland to Wowo Town, and beyond.

As a gentle reminder, our piano contest Bagels on the Table World Piano Contest is now open for sign up. We are calling for young pianists to join the piano contest! Please click here to see the contest details.

Alice in Wonderland #24 | Alice's Evidence

Episode Description: Alice’s Evidence — The Truth Revealed

In this episode, we continue our journey through Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with the chaotic final chapter, “Alice’s Evidence.” The courtroom is in complete disorder as Alice boldly challenges the King and Queen of Hearts, refusing to be intimidated by their nonsense rules.

But the real twist comes when Wonderland finally unravels — literally. As the trial reaches its peak, Alice discovers that every character around her, from the furious Queen to the trembling jurors, is nothing more than a pack of playing cards. The illusion collapses, and Wonderland dissolves in a whirlwind of cards flying at her.

We also discovered a fun new word: pun — a playful kind of word‑joke that Lewis Carroll loved to use. It’s always exciting when a story teaches us something new.

🌟 Special Announcement from Wowospot Kids! 🌟

We have two exciting pieces of news to share with you today from the world of Wowospot Kids.

🎹 1. Bagels on the Table – World Piano Contest is officially launching! Young musicians from around the world can now take part in our brand‑new global piano competition. Visit our brand‑new website wowospot.com for full details, registration info, and upcoming announcements.

🎬 2. Introducing Wowo Sitcoms! Our brand‑new kids’ sitcom series has just launched, and the first episode is now live. Head over to the Wowospot Kids YouTube channel to watch it and join the fun.

Big things are happening at Wowospot Kids, and we’re thrilled to share them with you. Stay tuned for more updates and adventures.

Episode Description: Alice’s Evidence — The Final Chapter of Alice in Wonderland

In this episode, we journey into the wonderfully chaotic courtroom of Wonderland as we recite and explore the final chapter, “Alice’s Evidence.” The trial reaches peak absurdity when the White Rabbit dramatically presents a mysterious letter as “crucial evidence.” Inside? A jumble of verses that make absolutely no sense to anyone — not the King, and certainly not Alice.

As the nonsense piles up, Alice begins to see the full silliness of the proceedings. Her patience wears thin, her confidence grows, and she starts to challenge the ridiculous logic of Wonderland’s so‑called justice system. This chapter marks the moment where Alice steps into her own power, questioning authority and refusing to be intimidated by nonsense.

Join us as we bring this iconic scene to life, reflect on its humor and hidden meaning, and continue the story with our own narration and commentary. It’s a whimsical, witty, and wonderfully strange conclusion to Alice’s adventures.

Step back into the magic with us as we launch a fresh retelling of Chapter 1 of Alice in Wonderland—a playful remake designed to remind longtime fans why this story endures, while giving new listeners the perfect doorway into Wonderland. This episode brings the whimsy, curiosity, and gentle chaos of Alice’s first tumble down the rabbit hole to life in a way that young audiences can enjoy and families can share together.

Alongside this story reboot, we’re thrilled to announce a brand‑new WowoSpot Kids project. Our Level 1 Piano Book The Bagels on the Table is officially presented on WowoSpot Youtube Channel, beginning with the first featured piece, Two Little Bagels. We’ll be uploading two tutorial videos every week with different pieces, leading up to May 4, when we’ll reveal details about our upcoming online piano contest. Whether your child is just starting piano or looking for a fun challenge, this is the perfect moment to join in.

To support young readers diving into Alice in Wonderland, WowoSpot Kids has also created a Chapter 1 Study Guide, complete with Chinese translation. It’s available for purchase here:

Step back into the magic with us as we launch a fresh retelling of Chapter 1 of Alice in Wonderland—a playful remake designed to remind longtime fans why this story endures, while giving new listeners the perfect doorway into Wonderland. This episode brings the whimsy, curiosity, and gentle chaos of Alice’s first tumble down the rabbit hole to life in a way that young audiences can enjoy and families can share together.

Alongside this story reboot, we’re thrilled to announce a brand‑new WowoSpot Kids project. Our Level 1 Piano Book is officially here, beginning with the first featured piece, Two Little Bagels. We’ll be uploading two tutorial videos every week on WowoSpot Kids YouTube channel leading up to May 4, when we’ll reveal details about our upcoming online piano contest. Whether your child is just starting piano or looking for a fun challenge, this is the perfect moment to join in.

To support young readers diving into Alice in Wonderland, WowoSpot Kids has also created a Chapter 1 Study Guide, complete with Chinese translation. It’s available for purchase here: https://payhip.com/b/yC0VG

This guide helps children understand the story more deeply, build vocabulary, and enjoy the adventure from multiple angles. This guide helps children understand the story more deeply, build vocabulary, and enjoy the adventure from multiple angles.

Alice in Wonderland: “Alice’s Evidence”

In this episode, we explore the wonderfully chaotic final chapter of Alice in Wonderland, where the courtroom scene spins completely out of control. Alice suddenly grows to an enormous size in just a few minutes, towering over everyone in the court. When she jumps up to say "Here!", the edge of her skirt sweeps against the jury box, tipping it over and sending all twelve tiny animal jurymen sprawling across the floor like startled creatures tumbled from a bowl.

As the trial becomes even more absurd, a mysterious letter is introduced as “evidence” — a letter with no signature, no clear author, and no real meaning. The court insists it proves everything; Alice insists it proves nothing. This moment marks the point where she finally refuses to be intimidated by Wonderland’s nonsense.

Join me as we unpack the humor, symbolism, and delightful chaos of this scene, and look at how Alice’s sudden physical growth mirrors her growing confidence. It’s the climax of Wonderland’s madness — and the moment Alice begins to take control.

🎙️ Alice in Wonderland #21

“Alice Is to Be the Next Witness”

In this episode, we return to the chaotic courtroom of Wonderland just as the trial reaches its most absurd twist yet: Alice herself is called as the next witness.

Join us as we explore the rising tension, the Queen’s increasingly unhinged demands, and Alice’s own surprising transformation as she begins to grow—literally and figuratively—into her confidence. We’ll unpack the humor, the satire of Victorian legal systems, and the clever wordplay Lewis Carroll hides beneath the nonsense.

Expect lively discussion, sharp insights, and a closer look at how this moment sets the stage for the explosive finale of the trial. Wonderland’s logic may be upside‑down, but it’s never dull.

Alice was found to be involved in a trial where the White Rabbit was the one who blew the trumpet and the Hatter, the Doremouse and March Hare were present. What was the verdict about and oh....Alice was growing (big or small?) again!!!

Little note from the WowoSpot Kids studio: Watch out for the new episode that is on our schedule to be published every Wednesday evening North American time!

After a much needed hiatus, WowoSpot Kids Podcast returns with fresh energy and a renewed sense of wonder. We're picking up right where we left off-continuing our immersive, voice-driven journey through Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

In this episode, we follow Alice into the Queen’s absurd trial over a missing tray of tarts—a scene packed with nonsense logic, frantic accusations, and characters who seem far more interested in shouting than solving a mystery.As the tension rises and the rules of reality crumble, Alice begins to find her own voice in the madness. It’s a turning point in her journey, and a perfect chapter to mark WowoSpot Kids' return from hiatus. Settle in, press play, and let the whimsy unfold. The trial is about to begin.

⭐By the way, on our YouTube channel, WowoSpot Kids you can explore WowoSpot Kids' animation songs, videos and our community posts— the link is here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_gTF0crniWFjADuanR8w3A

In this episode Alice talked with Mock Turtle and the Gryphon about a dance called Lobster Quadrille. Quadrille is a popular dance form in 19th century. A Lobster Quadrille will be a dance formed by lobsters, and according to the Mock Turtle it can be enjoyed by other sea animals too - what are they? Listen to this episode to find out.

We will experience many of the author's word games in this chapter. For example, Lewis Carroll is making connection between the words of "purpose" and "porpoise", and "whiting" and "blacking," as well as the word "sole's" double meaning. Can you identify them?

What new words you can learn from this episode that describes emotions?

Hey, smart kids and parents! Have you always wanted to know what the famous story Alice in Wonderland is all about? We're now into our 2nd season reciting the original texts of the story written by English author Lewis Carroll. Now we're also embracing lyrics and music to bring the story to life. Look for our special episode to listen to our first plot song Dinah! Dinah!