Title: Literature of Fantasy and the Supernatural
Subjects: Fantasy fiction, Supernatural in literature, Short stories, Surnaturel dans la littérature, Nouvelles, adventure and adventurers, adventure stories, adventure travel, animals, anthropomorphism, artists' illustrated books, books and reading, British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author), Carroll, lewis, 1832-1898, child and youth fiction, children, children's fiction, children's literature, children's stories, classic literature, classics, Conduct of life, Courts, Courts and courtiers, Criticism and interpretation, Crocheting, croquet, curiosity, curiosity in children, Decision making, Dreams, english, english adventure stories, english fantastic fiction, english fantasy fiction, english fantasy literature, English fiction, english language, english literature, english nonsense verses, fairy tales, fantasy, Fantasy & Magic, fiction, friendship, girls, History, History and criticism, hookahs, humor, humorous stories, Illusion (Philosophy), illustrations, imaginary places, Imagination, Imagination & Play, Innocence (Psychology), Irish literature, JUVENILE FICTION, juvenile literature, Juvenile Wit and humor, legends, literary nonsense, logic, mythical animals, Nonsense literature, nonsense verses, playing cards, rabbits, readers, short novel, tea
Places: Wonderland
People: Alice, Bill, Caterpillar, Dodo, Dormouse, Duchess, Fish-Footman, Frog-Footman, Gryphon, Hatter, King of Hearts, Knave of Hearts, March Hare, Mary Ann, Mock Turtle, Mouse, Queen of Hearts, Tweedledee, Tweedledum, White Rabbit, Alice (Fictitious character from Carroll), Lewis Carroll (1832-1898)