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Carroll L. Zagadochnyj gost'

Carroll L. Zagadochnyj gost'

Author Carroll L.
Title Zagadochnyj gost'
Description Lewis Carroll (1832–1898) was a world-famous English writer, mathematician, logician, philosopher and photographer. He achieved worldwide fame with two brilliant fairy tales: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, which have inspired numerous stage productions and films.

This book brings together poems that Lewis Carroll wrote in his youth to amuse his younger brothers and sisters. Are Herrings friends with Badgers? What happens if one shoots at the Moon? How can one lose love because of a bun with jam? Will the brave king defeat the one who munches in the cave? The paradoxical, mischievous author of the famous Alice books can already be recognised in each of these early poems.
The book is illustrated by the artist Yevgeny Antonenkov with his usual bold inventiveness.
Year 2020
Publisher Nigma
Pages 64
Cover Hardcover
ISBN 978-5-4335-0762-3
In Stock
Price: 260.00 kr.