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Read or Listen to the 3-Minute Saga
Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s beloved classic, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865).
Alice in Wonderland: A Short Story
Alice was a curious young girl who loved to explore. One day, while sitting by the riverbank, she saw a White Rabbit wearing a waistcoat and holding a pocket watch. The Rabbit seemed very worried, muttering, “I’m late!” “I’m late!” “I’m late!”
Intrigued, Alice followed him and stumbled into a rabbit hole, tumbling down into a magical world called Wonderland. 24:13
In Wonderland, Alice discovered a strange and whimsical place full of surprises. First, she found a tiny door but couldn’t fit through it.
She drank a potion labeled “Drink Me” and shrank small enough to enter.
Then she ate a cake labeled “Eat Me” and grew so tall she hit her head! Though confused, Alice kept her curiosity alive.
Along the way, she met a wise Caterpillar sitting on a mushroom who asked her, “Who are you?” Alice wasn’t sure how to answer because all the growing and shrinking made her feel different. The Caterpillar reminded her to think about who she truly was.
Alice also found herself at a very strange tea party hosted by the Mad Hatter and the March Hare. They talked in riddles and changed the rules constantly, which frustrated Alice. Even though it was confusing, Alice tried to make sense of the nonsense.
Later, Alice met the Cheshire Cat, who told her, “If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will take you there.” His advice made Alice realise she needed to decide her own path. With that confidence, she continued her adventure.
Eventually, Alice met the Queen of Hearts, who was loud and quick to shout, “Off with their heads!” Alice stood up to the Queen, calmly challenging her unfair rules. In doing so, Alice discovered her inner strength and courage.
Finally, during a chaotic trial in the Queen’s courtroom, Alice spoke up for what she believed was right. Suddenly, Wonderland started to fade, and Alice realised she had been dreaming all along.
As Alice woke up, she smiled, knowing her adventure had taught her to be brave, curious, and confident. Wonderland had helped her discover that even in the most confusing situations, being true to yourself is the greatest strength of all.
