Alice in Wonderland
Name: Noortje van Duijvenbode
Class: V4A
Teacher: Miss Kieboom
,The facts
1. The name of the book is “Alice in Wonderland”. This makes a lot of sense because
the main character is Alice who goes looking for adventure in the wonderland.
2. Alice saw a little rabbit jumping into a huge rabbit hole, she followed him. She landed
in Wonderland. Where animals could talk and you randomly grow and shrink. But
how does she get out of this? She asked any animal that she met, but none of them
could give a normal answer, they all seemed busy. So Alice had to find it out herself.
But then she met the king and queen of wonderland.a crazy couple, who ruled
‘Wonderland’, and scared the whole population by threatening them with
decapitation. Soon, the Queen accused Alice of stealing a couple of tarts, and she
had to come to the court. But at the moment that the Queen and King wanted to
pronounce a sentence over Alice, Alice grew so large that she hadn’t to be afraid no
more of the Queen and King. So she began to be insolent. The King and Queen
didn’t like this, so they attacked Alice, and at that moment, Alice awaked from her
dream about Wonderland.
3. The theme of this story is mostly identity, this is because the further the story goes,
the faster Alice loses her identity. And she asks herself “who am i?” she loses touch
with her sense of self.
4. The main character is Alice, Alice is very polite and sweet. She also is very brave
and adventurous, but a little careful at the same time. Alice does not give up easily
and is very adventurous. The animals in wonderland don't act politely but Alice
doesn’t mind. She changes a lot in the movie from a decent girl to a weird strange
girl.
The rabbit often features in the story. He always wears a cardigan. He also always
has a clock with him. He looks at his clock very often. He is the Duchess's assistant.
He is a flat character, he doesn’t change a lot in the movie.
The queen is a powerful woman. She has more power than the king and is very
scary. Her favorite phrase is "Chop off the head". She is a round character, she
changes a lot in the book.
5. The story takes place in Wonderland but actually Alice is sleeping next to her sister
so you can consider that the story takes place in Alice's head while she is sleeping
on the bench.
6. The writer tells the story, but you can see what Alice thinks, and how she
experiences the story most of the time.
7. In my opinion the book is fine. I wouldn't recommend this book because the book is
for people who are between the ages of 10 and 13 i think. I like books that can
actually happen.
, The considerations
1. If I were to identify with one of the characters in my book, it would be Alice because
of course she is the only “real” human but also because she is pretty decent but also
a bit strange from the inside and i can agree with that.
2. If I were to talk about a round character in my book, it would be Alice and the reason
for that is the same reason as the one above.
3. If I were to describe a scene which struck me most in the book, it would be the scene
in which Alice jumps after the rabbit into the hole because this was very exciting. This
is when the story begins
4. The most important theme of the book could be best described as follows :
Identity because Alice loses herself through the story and loses her personality.
5. If I were to recommend this book to someone, I would give him the following reasons:
Like i said i wouldn’t recommend this book. But if i would i’d say that the story is
really unexpected. there are things happening that you don’t expect.
6. In my book I did not like the fact that the book was just not able to happen in real life
and I like books which are realistic.
7. If I had a chance to talk to the writer of my book, I would definitely ask him why he
wrote from the writers view. because it think the book would be more exciting if the
book was written from alice's view
8. In my opinion this book would deserve a(n)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 because i don’t like the point of view and the age for which it was
written but i do like the unexpected things that happen in the book.
Name: Noortje van Duijvenbode
Class: V4A
Teacher: Miss Kieboom
,The facts
1. The name of the book is “Alice in Wonderland”. This makes a lot of sense because
the main character is Alice who goes looking for adventure in the wonderland.
2. Alice saw a little rabbit jumping into a huge rabbit hole, she followed him. She landed
in Wonderland. Where animals could talk and you randomly grow and shrink. But
how does she get out of this? She asked any animal that she met, but none of them
could give a normal answer, they all seemed busy. So Alice had to find it out herself.
But then she met the king and queen of wonderland.a crazy couple, who ruled
‘Wonderland’, and scared the whole population by threatening them with
decapitation. Soon, the Queen accused Alice of stealing a couple of tarts, and she
had to come to the court. But at the moment that the Queen and King wanted to
pronounce a sentence over Alice, Alice grew so large that she hadn’t to be afraid no
more of the Queen and King. So she began to be insolent. The King and Queen
didn’t like this, so they attacked Alice, and at that moment, Alice awaked from her
dream about Wonderland.
3. The theme of this story is mostly identity, this is because the further the story goes,
the faster Alice loses her identity. And she asks herself “who am i?” she loses touch
with her sense of self.
4. The main character is Alice, Alice is very polite and sweet. She also is very brave
and adventurous, but a little careful at the same time. Alice does not give up easily
and is very adventurous. The animals in wonderland don't act politely but Alice
doesn’t mind. She changes a lot in the movie from a decent girl to a weird strange
girl.
The rabbit often features in the story. He always wears a cardigan. He also always
has a clock with him. He looks at his clock very often. He is the Duchess's assistant.
He is a flat character, he doesn’t change a lot in the movie.
The queen is a powerful woman. She has more power than the king and is very
scary. Her favorite phrase is "Chop off the head". She is a round character, she
changes a lot in the book.
5. The story takes place in Wonderland but actually Alice is sleeping next to her sister
so you can consider that the story takes place in Alice's head while she is sleeping
on the bench.
6. The writer tells the story, but you can see what Alice thinks, and how she
experiences the story most of the time.
7. In my opinion the book is fine. I wouldn't recommend this book because the book is
for people who are between the ages of 10 and 13 i think. I like books that can
actually happen.
, The considerations
1. If I were to identify with one of the characters in my book, it would be Alice because
of course she is the only “real” human but also because she is pretty decent but also
a bit strange from the inside and i can agree with that.
2. If I were to talk about a round character in my book, it would be Alice and the reason
for that is the same reason as the one above.
3. If I were to describe a scene which struck me most in the book, it would be the scene
in which Alice jumps after the rabbit into the hole because this was very exciting. This
is when the story begins
4. The most important theme of the book could be best described as follows :
Identity because Alice loses herself through the story and loses her personality.
5. If I were to recommend this book to someone, I would give him the following reasons:
Like i said i wouldn’t recommend this book. But if i would i’d say that the story is
really unexpected. there are things happening that you don’t expect.
6. In my book I did not like the fact that the book was just not able to happen in real life
and I like books which are realistic.
7. If I had a chance to talk to the writer of my book, I would definitely ask him why he
wrote from the writers view. because it think the book would be more exciting if the
book was written from alice's view
8. In my opinion this book would deserve a(n)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 because i don’t like the point of view and the age for which it was
written but i do like the unexpected things that happen in the book.
