Lewis Carroll's novel "Alice in Wonderland" is the most famous fairy tale of Victorian children's literature. The heroine of the story, Alice, is a reasonable and curious girl who, by the author's "will", finds herself in a strange and mysterious world - an underground kingdom of talking beasts and feathered, breathing paper soldiers. Here, everything is different, extraordinary: even the rules of the games familiar to the heroine are turned upside down. Alice willingly undergoes a series of transformations in order to finally fulfill her cherished desire - to appear in the wonderful garden of the dream world. Lewis Carroll's unforgettable novel is both a fairy tale and a game. Many of the heroes of the story are playing cards. While the paper heroes of the story play their strange, but strictly regulated game, the author Carroll follows their fictional pastime, personally indulging in various word games. The main rule of the game is the absolute denial of logic, linguistic adventure.
