Follow Alice from the moment she spots a curious White Rabbit and tumbles down the rabbit hole into a world where nothing is quite as it seems. Along the way, she swims through a pool of tears, races with a Dodo, takes advice from a Caterpillar, meets the grinning Cheshire Cat, joins the Mad Hatter and March Hare for tea, plays croquet with the Queen of Hearts, listens to the Mock Turtle’s tales, dances the Lobster Quadrille, and finally finds herself caught up in the curious trial of the stolen tarts.

Filled with unforgettable characters, playful poetry, clever wordplay, impossible transformations, and wonderfully nonsensical adventures, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has invited generations of readers to follow their curiosity into the unexpected. Settle in and enjoy Lewis Carroll’s beloved classic from beginning to end, where every turn leads to something curiouser and curiouser.

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Join Alice as she challenges the King’s ridiculous rules, listens as a mysterious piece of evidence is read before the court, and watches the trial become more nonsensical by the minute. As the Queen demands punishment before a verdict has even been reached, Alice finds the courage to stand up to the court at last—declaring that they are nothing more than a pack of cards.

Filled with absurd logic, mysterious evidence, flying playing cards, and Alice’s growing confidence, this final chapter brings her extraordinary journey through Wonderland to a close as she awakens beside her sister and leaves the curious world of her dreams behind.

Chapter Twelve: Alice’s Evidence by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as the Knave of Hearts stands accused of stealing the Queen’s tarts and the King of Hearts presides over a courtroom filled with familiar Wonderland characters. The White Rabbit reads the accusation, the jurors scribble furiously on their slates, and the Mad Hatter is called to give his very nervous evidence. Soon, the Duchess’s Cook takes the stand, adding even more confusion to a trial that seems to grow more ridiculous by the minute.

Filled with curious witnesses, questionable evidence, royal nonsense, and plenty of courtroom confusion, this chapter begins Wonderland’s final mystery—just as Alice notices that she herself is beginning to grow once again.

Chapter Eleven: Who Stole the Tarts? by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as the Mock Turtle and Gryphon demonstrate the Lobster Quadrille, complete with lobsters, turtles, whiting, snails, and a wonderfully nonsensical song inviting everyone to join the dance. After the performance, Alice tries once again to recite a familiar poem, only to find the words strangely changed, before the Mock Turtle ends their visit with his mournful song about “Beautiful Soup.”

Filled with poetry, music, dancing, playful word games, and delightful nonsense, this chapter brings Alice’s seaside visit to a lively end—until the distant announcement of a trial sends Alice and the Gryphon hurrying toward their next adventure.

Chapter Ten: The Lobster Quadrille by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as the Gryphon leads her to the sorrowful Mock Turtle, who begins telling tales of his life beneath the sea and the curious school he attended as a young turtle. Alice hears about his unusual teacher, the lessons that grew shorter each day, and wonderfully peculiar subjects such as Reeling and Writhing, Ambition, Distraction, Uglification, and Derision.

Filled with clever wordplay, strange lessons, underwater memories, and wonderfully nonsensical conversation, this chapter invites listeners to sit beside Alice and discover what an education in Wonderland might be like—where even going to school is anything but ordinary.

Chapter Nine: The Mock Turtle’s Story by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as she finds three frightened gardeners hurriedly painting white roses red before the royal procession arrives. Soon, Alice is invited to join the Queen for an extraordinary game of croquet, where flamingos become mallets, hedgehogs become balls, and the players wander wherever they please. Along the way, the grinning head of the Cheshire Cat appears above the croquet ground and causes even more confusion among the King, Queen, and executioner.

Filled with royal tempers, impossible games, curious creatures, and plenty of Wonderland nonsense, this chapter brings Alice face-to-face with the Queen of Hearts—and proves that keeping your head in Wonderland can be quite an accomplishment.

Chapter Eight: The Queen’s Croquet-Ground by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as she takes a seat with the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and a very sleepy Dormouse for an afternoon filled with riddles, arguments, curious stories, and endless cups of tea. Alice soon discovers that Time has stopped at six o’clock for her peculiar hosts, leaving them forever moving around the table in search of clean cups and fresh places.

Filled with nonsense, wordplay, impossible riddles, and wonderfully ridiculous conversation, this beloved chapter invites listeners to pull up a chair at one of Wonderland’s most unforgettable gatherings—where there is always time for tea, but very little time for good manners.

Chapter Seven: A Mad Tea-Party by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as she enters the Duchess’s kitchen, where pepper fills the air, the Cook sends pots and dishes flying, a baby howls and sneezes, and a mysterious Cheshire Cat grins from ear to ear. When Alice tries to rescue the Duchess’s baby from the commotion, she soon discovers that even babies are not always what they seem in Wonderland. Before long, the Cheshire Cat appears again to offer Alice some very curious advice about where she might go next.

Filled with strange transformations, unforgettable characters, flying dishes, and one enormous grin, this chapter leads Alice toward her next adventure—and a tea party that promises to be quite mad indeed.

Chapter Six: Pig and Pepper by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as she encounters a blue Caterpillar perched upon a mushroom, quietly smoking his hookah and offering advice that is every bit as puzzling as Wonderland itself. After attempting to recite a familiar poem—with very unfamiliar results—Alice discovers that different sides of the Caterpillar’s mushroom can make her grow taller or shorter, leading to another round of extraordinary transformations and a rather unpleasant encounter with a suspicious Pigeon.

Filled with curious conversations, playful poetry, magical mushrooms, and questions about change and identity, this chapter carries Alice deeper into Wonderland as she learns a little more about navigating a world where nothing—including Alice herself—seems to remain the same for very long.

Chapter Five: Advice from a Caterpillar by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as the White Rabbit mistakes her for his housemaid, Mary Ann, and sends her hurrying into his little house to fetch his gloves and fan. But when Alice finds another mysterious bottle and begins to grow, she soon becomes so enormous that she is completely stuck inside the Rabbit’s house. Outside, the White Rabbit gathers a curious crowd and sends poor Bill the Lizard down the chimney to investigate—with rather surprising results.

Filled with magical transformations, frantic plans, curious creatures, and plenty of Wonderland mischief, this chapter finds Alice once again trying to solve a very big problem in a world where nothing seems to stay the proper size for long.

Chapter Four: The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice, the Mouse, the Dodo, and a peculiar gathering of birds and animals as they take part in a wonderfully confusing Caucus-race—with no starting line, no finish line, and seemingly no rules at all. When the race finally ends, everyone is declared a winner, and Alice finds herself handing out prizes before settling down to hear the Mouse’s very long and curious tale.

Filled with playful word games, absurd logic, unusual characters, and plenty of Wonderland nonsense, this chapter reminds us that in Wonderland even something as simple as getting dry can turn into an adventure all its own.

Chapter Three: A Caucus Race and a Long Tale by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as she grows to an enormous size, shrinks again just as suddenly, and finds herself swimming through a great pool made from her very own tears. Along the way, she meets a Mouse and a curious collection of animals who have also been swept into the water, while her attempts to make conversation lead to even more confusion.

Filled with magical transformations, unexpected encounters, and wonderfully nonsensical moments, this chapter carries Alice deeper into Wonderland, where even the simplest problem can become a most extraordinary adventure.

Chapter Two: Pool of Tears by Lewis Carroll

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Join Alice as she follows a curious White Rabbit, tumbles down an extraordinary rabbit hole, and discovers a marvelous world filled with mystery, imagination, and delightful surprises. As she explores strange rooms, tiny doors, and magical objects, Alice’s curiosity leads her toward the enchanting land of Wonderland.

Perfect for young listeners and families alike, this timeless first chapter invites readers of every age to step into one of the world’s most beloved classics, where every new discovery is the beginning of another curious adventure.

Chapter One: Down the Rabbit Hole by Lewis Carroll

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Follow the White Rabbit into a month of stories, songs, nature study, creativity, and curious adventures inspired by Lewis Carroll’s beloved classic.

Welcome to Wonderland!

This September, Once Upon a Storybook Club is stepping through the little door and into the wonderfully nonsensical world of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

We’ll follow Alice chapter by chapter as she tumbles down the rabbit hole, swims through a pool of tears, meets a mysterious Caterpillar, takes tea with the Mad Hatter, plays croquet with the Queen of Hearts, dances the Lobster Quadrille, and finally discovers just how much courage she has found along the way.

And, as always, we won’t only be reading the story.

We’ll listen, sing, write, draw, play, investigate, create, and head outdoors, using the book as the beginning of our adventure rather than the end of it.

📖 The Story

Throughout September, Once Upon a Storytime Podcast will present all twelve chapters of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Podcast Release Schedule

September 1 — Chapter 1: Down the Rabbit-Hole
September 3 — Chapter 2: The Pool of Tears
September 5 — Chapter 3: A Caucus-Race and a Long Tale
September 8 — Chapter 4: The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill
September 10 — Chapter 5: Advice from a Caterpillar
September 12 — Chapter 6: Pig and Pepper
September 15 — Chapter 7: A Mad Tea-Party
September 17 — Chapter 8: The Queen’s Croquet-Ground
September 19 — Chapter 9: The Mock Turtle’s Story
September 22 — Chapter 10: The Lobster Quadrille
September 24 — Chapter 11: Who Stole the Tarts?
September 26 — Chapter 12: Alice’s Evidence

🎧 September 30th — The Complete Story

Once our chapter-by-chapter journey is complete, the entire book will be available as one full-length episode for families who would rather settle in and listen from beginning to end.

📚 The Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Storybook Guide

The heart of our Wonderland study is the Storybook Guide, created for children who are ready to go beyond the Early Learner activities and dig more deeply into the story.

Rather than turning a beautiful book into a pile of schoolwork, the guide is designed to help children notice more, wonder more, and interact with what they are reading.

Each of the twelve chapters has its own collection of activities.

Inside you’ll find:

• Original illustration studies and inquisitive questions

• Listen & Answer comprehension

• Words to Know and vocabulary practice

• Word puzzles

• Quotes and copywork

• Creative writing

• Creative drawing

• Order of Events activities

• Interactive chapter activities

• Curiosity Club nature studies

• Story-inspired coloring pages

Children might investigate the life cycle of a butterfly after meeting the Caterpillar, study real flamingos after visiting the Queen’s croquet ground, learn about sea turtles and lobsters beside the Mock Turtle and Gryphon, or head outdoors to search for evidence that wild animals have passed through.

There is no expectation that every page must be completed.

Choose what interests your child. Skip what doesn’t. Follow the rabbit trails that appear along the way.

Choose Your Wonderland Guide

Every child can follow the White Rabbit.

The Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland collection includes two complete printable guides, designed for different stages of learning. Families can choose the guide that best fits their child—or use both together when learning with multiple ages.

🐇 The Early Learner’s Guide

Preschool & Kindergarten

Created especially for our youngest Storybook Club members, the Early Learner’s Guide introduces Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland through simple, playful activities appropriate for preschool and kindergarten.

Children can enjoy the story while practicing early learning skills through activities inspired by Alice, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the Queen of Hearts, and the wonderfully curious world of Wonderland.

The emphasis is on learning through story and play—with approachable activities children can complete alongside an adult while listening to or reading the book together.

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📖 The Storybook Guide

For Growing Readers & Writers

For children ready to explore the story more deeply, the Storybook Guide follows all twelve chapters of Lewis Carroll’s original book.

Each chapter becomes its own little study, with opportunities for children to listen carefully, examine the original illustrations, build vocabulary, sequence events, solve word puzzles, write and draw creatively, explore hands-on ideas, and venture outdoors with Curiosity Club nature studies.

Rather than simply testing whether children remember the story, the guide encourages them to look closely, think, wonder, create, and explore.

There is no need to complete every page. Choose the activities that suit your child and follow their curiosity wherever it leads.

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🌿 Curiosity Club

Wonderland may be imaginary, but many of its inhabitants are very real.

Throughout the Storybook Guide, Curiosity Club takes us away from the worksheet and into the natural world.

We’ll investigate creatures and natural wonders connected to Alice’s adventures and practice looking closely at the world around us.

Because sometimes the best rabbit hole really does begin with a rabbit.

🎩 Wonderland Companion Activities

Some parts of Wonderland simply have to be played.

Our companion activity collection brings the story off the page with games, scavenger hunts, imaginative play, and hands-on activities inspired by Alice’s adventures.

Activities include:

Who Are You?
Go Down the Rabbit Hole
Follow the White Rabbit Scavenger Hunt
What’s Down the Rabbit Hole?
Mad Tea Party Musical Chairs
The Queen Says
What Is Your Wonderland Name?
Shrinking & Growing
Wonderland Curiosities
The Queen’s Croquet Game
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Paper Dolls

Use them for your own family, homeschool group, book club, co-op, classroom, or an entire Wonderland celebration.

These are linked in the Storybook Guide for your convenience.

🎵 The Music of Wonderland

Stories have a way of staying with us differently when we sing them.

Our original Wonderland songs bring characters, scenes, poetry, and ideas from the book into music children can enjoy long after the chapter has ended.

Play them while you color. Sing them in the car. Dance around the kitchen. Put them on during your Mad Tea Party.

Releasing September 1st, 2026

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🐇 Choose Your Own Way Through Wonderland

You don’t need an elaborate lesson plan.

You can read the chapter yourself.

You can listen to the podcast.

You can complete three activities or fifteen.

You can spend twenty minutes on a chapter—or let one curious question turn into an afternoon of discovery.

• Have a tea party.

• Go outside and look for rabbits.

• Paint paper roses red.

• Learn a ridiculous dance.

• Write something wonderfully nonsensical.

The goal isn’t to finish Alice.

The goal is to let your children experience it.

Everything in the Alice Collection

📖 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Storybook Guide

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🐇 Early Learner’s Guide

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🎵 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Music

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One Story. Two Learning Levels. A Whole Wonderland to Explore.

Read it. Hear it. Sing it. Live it.

“Curiouser and curiouser!”

Here’s to following White Rabbits, asking impossible questions, noticing little things, making beautiful messes, and raising children who never quite lose their sense of wonder.

Welcome to Wonderland.

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Stories for every season.

Join Cecily Parsley and a delightful cast of familiar Beatrix Potter characters as they appear in a series of whimsical nursery rhymes celebrating everyday adventures, cozy homes, and the simple joys of childhood. Each poem captures the warmth and wit that have made Beatrix Potter’s stories beloved for generations.

Perfect for young listeners and families alike, this enchanting collection of nursery rhymes is a wonderful way to end your journey through the world of Beatrix Potter.

Book Twenty-Three from The Little Library of Beatrix Potter

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From mischievous mice and busy rabbits to curious cats and other familiar characters, each rhyme offers a charming glimpse into the whimsical world that has enchanted readers for generations. Filled with gentle humor, lively rhythm, and Beatrix Potter’s unmistakable storytelling, these short poems are perfect for listening together as a family.

Whether you’re discovering these nursery rhymes for the first time or revisiting old favorites, this timeless collection is sure to bring smiles to listeners of all ages.

Book Twenty-Two from The Little Library of Beatrix Potter

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When Miss Moppet spots a teasing mouse, she’s determined to catch him—but her first attempt doesn’t quite go as planned. As the clever mouse grows a little too confident, Miss Moppet devises a plan of her own, leading to a delightfully suspenseful game of cat and mouse.

One of Beatrix Potter’s shortest and most charming tales, The Tale of Miss Moppet is filled with gentle humor, expressive characters, and a satisfying twist that has delighted young readers for generations.

Book Twenty-One from The Little Library of Beatrix Potter

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When a rude and boastful rabbit tries to steal a carrot from a quiet, well-mannered rabbit, he soon discovers that bad behavior can have surprising consequences. With Beatrix Potter’s signature wit and charming illustrations brought to life through storytelling, this tiny tale reminds listeners that kindness and good manners are always the better choice.

Though one of Beatrix Potter’s shortest stories, The Story of A Fierce Bad Rabbit is filled with humor, memorable characters, and a timeless moral that young listeners are sure to enjoy.

Book Twenty from The Little Library of Beatrix Potter

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Follow Little Pig Robinson, a cheerful and good-hearted young pig, as an ordinary trip to market turns into an extraordinary adventure across the sea. From bustling harbors and great sailing ships to tropical islands, unexpected dangers, and wonderful new friends, Little Pig’s journey is filled with courage, curiosity, humor, and heart.

Unlike Beatrix Potter’s shorter tales, The Tale of Little Pig Robinson is a full-length adventure, offering listeners a delightful voyage packed with memorable characters, vivid settings, and the timeless charm that has captivated families for generations.

Whether you’re listening for the first time or returning to enjoy the entire story from beginning to end, settle in, get cozy, and join us for one of Beatrix Potter’s most adventurous tales.

Book Nineteen, Chapters 1-8 from The Little Library of Beatrix Potter

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Along the way, Little Pig discovers that courage, kindness, and perseverance can carry even the smallest traveler through the greatest adventures. His extraordinary voyage has changed him, but his gentle heart remains the same as he looks forward to the familiar faces waiting for him.

This final chapter brings Beatrix Potter’s longest tale to a warm and memorable close, celebrating the joys of home, the value of friendship, and the unforgettable adventures that help us grow.

Book Nineteen, Chapter Eight from The Little Library of Beatrix Potter

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