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I heard that there's plenty of different version of Alice, but are any of them notably different beyond illustrations?
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alice my beloved
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Yes, there's an abridged version for children younger than five years old.
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/55040
It's funny in that it provides a written out script for the narrator, like telling the child to look at the picture or asking the child questions about the story,
things normally left to the disgression of the one reading the book aloud.
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There's a fun one called something like "The Annotated Alice" by Martin Gardner (who did a mathematical / puzzle column in Scientific American for a long time). He discusses everything with insane autistic footnotes. See pic attached for an example.



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