Alice Takes Back Wonderland

By: David D. Hammons

Narrated by: Mary Sarah

After 10 years of being told she can't tell the difference between real life and a fairy tale, Alice finally stops believing in Wonderland. So when the White Rabbit shows up at her house, Alice thinks she's going crazy. Only when the White Rabbit kicks her down the rabbit hole does Alice realize that the magical land she visited as a child is real. But all is not well in Wonderland.

The Ace of Spades has taken over Wonderland and is systematically dismantling all that makes it wonderful. Plain is replacing wondrous, logical is replacing magical, and reason is destroying madness. Alice decides she must help the Mad Hatter and all those fighting to keep Wonderland wonderful. But how can she face such danger when she is just a girl?

Alice must journey across the stars to unite an army. She discovers that fairy tales are real in the magical world beyond the rabbit hole. But they are not the fairy tales she knows. Fairy tales have dangers and adventures of their own, and Alice must overcome the trials of these old stories if she wants to unite the lands against Ace.

With the help of Peter Pan, Pinocchio, Snow White, and heroes old and new, Alice may have the strength to take back Wonderland.

©2015 David D. Hammons (P)2017 Tantor

Enjoyable

This was an easy listen and very enjoyable. The narrator was great. Would get in paperback.

Alice of Wonderland Queen of Never Land

I will start with saying the reader was great! The story was missing it's muchness. I went into this story with open eyes and an open mind, however, I was disappointed. I love a good twisted fairytale, but this one was twised too far. Especially inventing a budding romance between Peter Pan and Alice. Why??

Interwoven

I enjoyed the Narrator of this story. I was well crafted. Many of the fairytale characters intertwined with the brother Grimm characters.

I highly recommend this book for lovers of fairytales