Through the Looking Glass

Synopsis

Through the Looking Glass written by Lewis Carroll is sequel to the most popular book Alice in Wonderland. Published after six months after Alice in wonderland, Through the Looking Glass is a mirror image of its predecessor themes and settings.

While the first book is set in the outdoors which contains frequent changes in the size of creatures, the second one is set in the indoors contains frequent changes in time and spatial directions which reflects the imagery of Chess coins.

While playing with her kitten, she pokes the wall hung mirror and surprised to see through an alternative world. In this wonder world, she can only see everything as a mirror image, including reversed printing of a poem. She could also notice, the chess pieces have come to life, though they all small enough to fit in her finger. The rest of the story is narrated in a thrilling fantasy theme which would be an enjoyable read not only for kids, but adults also.

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