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Lorina in the Looking Glass

Lorina in the Looking Glass

Paperback

Series: The Legacy of Wonderland, Book 2

Fantasy

ISBN13: 9798323132010
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 17 2024
Pages: 194
Weight: 0.46
Height: 0.41 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Step through the mirror once again with Lorina in the Looking Glass, a spellbinding continuation of Lewis Carroll's beloved tales. Years after Alice's original adventures, her daughter Lorina discovers the mystical mirror in their attic, sparking a new journey into a world where logic is twisted and reality is malleable. As Lorina traverses this fantastical land, she must navigate a living chess game, aiming to reach her coronation as a queen. Along the way, she encounters creatures and characters who challenge her perception and teach her the delicate complexities of a world built on fragile whimsy.

In this enchanting sequel, Lorina meets both familiar faces and curious new entities. From philosophical insects in the Field of Living Insects to the iconic Tweedledum and Tweedledee, each character introduces Lorina to life's intricate puzzles. The narrative deepens as Lorina hears the debates of the embodiments of geopolitical power, the Eagle and the Bear, and untangles herself from a literal and metaphorical tapestry. Her journey is filled with riddles and trials set in a labyrinth of mirrors and a valley of shadows, each step bringing her closer to understanding the Looking-Glass world and herself.

Lorina in the Looking Glass is a vibrant exploration of growth, reality, and the blurred lines between them. As Lorina reflects on her journey and its parallels to her mother's tales, readers of all ages will find themselves pondering the profound reflections offered by this beautifully bizarre world. Join Lorina as she discovers that every ending is merely the beginning of another reflection, another story, another dream. This novel promises to capture the hearts of new readers and those who have followed her mother, Alice, into the rabbit hole or through the looking glass in the past.

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