Le avventure d'Alice nel paese delle meraviglie

Alice spends a lazy summer afternoon perched beside her sister, watching the world drift by. The book her sister reads offers no pictures or dialogue, and Alice’s imagination begins to wander, wondering if gathering daisies might be more exciting. Suddenly a white rabbit with ruby‑red eyes darts past, muttering about being late, and pulls a pocket watch from a tiny waistcoat. Intrigued by this absurd sight, Alice darts after it, only to see the rabbit disappear down a spacious burrow beneath a hedge.

Without a moment to think, she tumbles after it, sliding down a deep, seemingly endless tunnel. The walls flash past, lined with shelves of books, maps and curious labels like “Conserva d’arance,” hinting at a world where ordinary objects take on strange meanings. As she descends, the ordinary garden gives way to a bewildering underground realm, promising a cascade of odd characters and puzzling riddles that will test her curiosity at every turn.