The card flurry page in particular.

There's also a Wizard of Oz one.

When I was very young, maybe 6 or 7, my mother would read to us when we got home from school. She read all the classics, most were old books, many from her childhood. She read the "Alice" books, Hans Christian Anderson, Grimm's Fairy Tales, Heidi and so many more. She would read a few chapters each day. I will never forget the John Tenniel illustrations, what a wonder they were to me.

Another thing she did was make us go to library as soon as summer vacation started. We had to check out the maximum number of books allowed (6) and we kept them for 2 weeks and we were expected to read them all. She raised six kids who all loved to read.

I am re-reading an old J. Frank Dobie book right, The Longhorns. Never tire of his stories. Tom Lea did the illustrations. You will remember "Murder" if you read this book.

Not sure who did them:





And was inspiration for a Batman Halloween Graphic Novel special...



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The first one is very familiar. I'm not sure, but it may be by Sir John Tenniel.

you're doing it wrong.

it'd have been nice for them to be included.

but I added them to the post.

Every one of them. I couldn't choose a favorite.

...is The Annotated Alice which contains Lewis Carroll's original text along with Martin Gardner's annotations and commentary. The premium copy also has a similar treatment of "Alice Through the Looking Glass" in the same volume.

Gardner is, as always, on target and provocative.

And yes, if one obtains an early enough copy, the graphics are wonderful.

W. C. Fields as Humpty Dumpty


Cary Grant as the Mock Turtle.


And Gary Cooper as the White Knight.


The costumes were just plain WEIRD and so was the animation.