Uncle Wiggily in Wonderland

Description

In this story, the giddy elderly rabbit went to visit his other childhood friends from the fairy tale, Alice in Wonderland, when his sickness of arthritis is not that painful anymore and he wants to enjoy his day having adventures with his close friends.

The chapters in this exciting book include: Uncle Wiggily and Wonderland Alice; Uncle Wiggily and The March Hare; Uncle Wiggily and The Chesire Cat; Uncle Wiggily and The Dormouse; Uncle Wiggily and the Gryphon; Uncle Wiggily and the Caterpillar; Uncle Wiggily and the Hatter; Uncle Wiggily and the Duchess; Uncle Wiggily and the Cook; Uncle Wiggily and the Baby; Uncle Wiggily and the Mock Turtle; Uncle Wiggily and the Lobster; Uncle Wiggily and Father William; Uncle Wiggily and the Magic Bottles; Uncle Wiggily an the Croquet Ball; Uncle Wiggily and the Do-Do; Uncle Wiggily and the Lory; Uncle Wiggily and the Puppy; Uncle Wiggily and the Unicorn; Uncle Wiggily and Humpty Dumpty; Uncle Wiggily and the Looking Glass; Uncle Wiggily and the White Queen; Uncle Wiggily and the Red Queen; Uncle Wiggily and Tweedledum; Uncle Wiggily and Tweedledee; and Uncle Wiggily and the Tear Pool.

For about four decades, Howard R. Garis, published Uncle Wiggily stories in the newspaper every day but not on Sundays. He had written around 15,000 Uncle Wiggily Stories. He wrote several books for the Stratemeyer Syndicate using pen names such as Victor Appleton, Laura Lee Hope, Clarence Young, Lester Chadwick, and Marion Davidson.

Uncle Wiggily in Wonderland, one of the adventure comical series written by Howard R. Garis, an American author, well known for his works with the fictional character of Uncle Wiggily Longears, a funny old rabbit. The author and his wife, Lilian Garis, were the most creative authors of children’s books of the 20th century. Together with their illustrator, Lansing Campbell, who made his books very auspicious. Children of any age will surely enjoy reading this classical adventure book.
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