This Worldview Critical Edition Focuses On Through The Looking Glass, The Less-familiar But Just-as-brilliant Sequel To Lewis Carroll's Timeless Classic Alice's Adventures In Wonderland. The 1897 Text Is Accompanied By Detailed Annotations To Assist The Adult Reader In Understanding Nuances That Carroll Clearly Intended, While A Large Selection Of Tenniel's Illustrations Help Recreate The Magic And Wonder Of Reading The Alice Books As Children. The Editor's Introduction Provides Guidelines For Approaching The Text Critically, Not Just As A Masterpiece Of Victorian Children's Literature But As A Historical Document That Holds Clues For A Clearer Perception Of An Age. Four Seminal Essays By Included In The Volume Will Enhance Appreciation Of This Carrollian Text, And A Select Bibliography Offers The Possibility Of Continually Enlarging One's Knowledge Of This Wonderful Work Of Fiction That At Once Bring Back One's Childhood And Helps To Hold On To It, As In A Fantasy.