Abby in Wonderland
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Publication Date
2017.
Language
English
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The very first Special Edition in the enchanting New York Times bestselling Whatever After series comes to paperback, simultaneous with Book #12.Down the rabbit hole . . . I'm spending the day with my best friends, Frankie and Robin, and -- UGH -- snobby Penny. I'm not expecting anything magical to happen, until Frankie falls into a mysterious hole behind Penny's house . . . and we all wind up in the story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland!I've visited fairy tales before. But in Wonderland, everything is topsy-turvy. There are potions that make you grow, cakes that make you shrink, bossy caterpillars, and a horrible Queen of Hearts who wants to put us on trial.Now we have to:- Solve a riddle from the Cheshire cat - Attend a wacky tea party with the Mad Hatter- Become BFFs with Alice- And find Frankie. . . Or we'll be stuck in Wonderland for good!This special edition is extra-long, extra-enchanting, and comes with puzzles, games, and a Q&A with the author!
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9780545746649
9781338241457
9780545746656
9781338241457
9780545746656
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Adventure stories
Carroll, Lewis, -- 1832-1898. -- Alice's adventures in Wonderland -- Juvenile fiction
Characters in literature -- Juvenile fiction
Folklore
Friendship -- Juvenile fiction
Humor (Fiction)
Juvenile Fiction
Juvenile Literature
Magic -- Juvenile fiction
Secrecy -- Juvenile fiction
Secrets -- Juvenile fiction
Carroll, Lewis, -- 1832-1898. -- Alice's adventures in Wonderland -- Juvenile fiction
Characters in literature -- Juvenile fiction
Folklore
Friendship -- Juvenile fiction
Humor (Fiction)
Juvenile Fiction
Juvenile Literature
Magic -- Juvenile fiction
Secrecy -- Juvenile fiction
Secrets -- Juvenile fiction
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