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who liked Alice in Wonderland?
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The book, as a child. The film versions I have seen were poor.
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There is actually a weird medical neurological condition named after the book ( mostly seen with migraine headaches).
en.m.wikipedia.org
Alice in Wonderland syndrome - Wikipedia
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Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass are great books. Lewis Carroll, real name, Charles Ludwig Dodgson, was a brilliant man. He taught mathematics at Oxford University and published several meaningful papers on maths.
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I can't remember either liking or disliking it, so I was probably quite neutral about it. And it would be the animated Disney movie, since I don't think I ever read it. I do recommend the video game Alice: Madness Returns though. I liked it quite a bit.