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Which edition would you recommend for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass? I found picrel in epub on Anna's Archive and it seems of good quality.
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>>25248745
clearly you need this edition
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I have this edition and I quite like it.
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>>25248746
Hey wait a minute didn't they reuse this one for Lolita
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>>25248752
I picked up a hardcover and it “translated” all of Carroll’s idiosyncratic nonsense writing. A shame really. Does this retain the original text?
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The edition I have has pictures :)
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>>25248745
Why do you need an annotated version of a popular children's book?
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>>25249161
I honestly can’t imagine it to be easy to read if you’re ESL the way he fucks with English. That’s if OP is ESL, who knows
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>>25248914
Yeah the Penguin edition retains it.



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