Alice is so bored of listening to her sister read that she gazes around the garden and sights a curious white rabbit, who seems to be wearing a coat and a pocket watch. Following the rabbit, she reaches the rabbit hole and tumbles down it—and the very strange adventure starts. One of the most famous and a pioneering example of 'Literary Nonsense', Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a feast for the imagination, with 'eat me', 'drink me' treats causing unlikely effects for Alice and the likes of talking cats, flowers and dormice to keep our heroine company as she navigates Wonderland, with its ups and downs and endless round-abouts and back-to-fronts! Also a major film in Spring 2010 featuring Johnny Depp, Lewis Carroll's masterpiece is a truly entrancing listen, especially when read by the talented Roger Blake.