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Original Title:	The Looking Glass Wars
ISBN:	0803731531 (ISBN13: 9780803731530)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.lookingglasswars.com/
Series:	The Looking Glass Wars #1
Characters:	Alyss Heart, Hatter Madigan, Dodge Anderson, Bibwit Hare, Redd
Literary Awards:	Lincoln Award Nominee (2012)

The Looking Glass Wars (The Looking Glass Wars #1)

Frank Beddor

Hardcover | Pages: 364 pages

Rating: 3.93 | 41189 Users | 3771 Reviews

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Title	:	The Looking Glass Wars (The Looking Glass Wars #1)
Author	:	Frank Beddor
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 364 pages
Published	:	September 26th 2006 by Dial Books (first published September 1st 2004)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Retellings. Adventure. Science Fiction. Steampunk. Magic

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Alyss of Wonderland? When Alyss Heart, newly orphaned heir to the Wonderland throne, flees through the Pool of Tears to escape her murderous Aunt Redd, she finds herself lost and alone in Victorian London. Befriended by an aspiring author named Lewis Carrol, Alyss tells the violent, heartbreaking story of her young life. Alyss trusts this author to tell the truth so that someone, somewhere will find her and bring her home. But he gets the story all wrong. He even spells her name incorrectly! Fortunately, Royal Bodyguard Hatter Madigan knows all too well the awful truth of Alyss' story - and he's searching every corner of our world to find the lost princess and return her to Wonderland, to battle Redd for her rightful place as the Queen of Hearts. The Looking Glass Wars unabashedly challenges our Wonderland assumptions of mad tea parties, grinning Cheshire cats, and a curious little blond girl to reveal an epic battle in the endless war for Imagination.

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This was alot of fun and an interesting spin on Wonderland. It doesn't get in too deep with character development but there's still enough depth that I grew attached to everyone and I was soon on the edge of my seat:).I loved the concept/mythology of Mr Beddor's Wonderland and White/Black Imagination, the Looking Glass Maze. Redd's army and inventions were pretty cool too, my favorite of them was the Glass Eyes. Hatter Madigan, <3! My new book crush haha.He reminded me of Black Widow in

This book is terrible.In theory, I like it. The idea behind it intrigues me, but the reality is that it is just so badly written. Good idea, very poor execution! Cliche characters! Stupid names! A writing style so awful it was almost physically painful to read!Yet I'll probably read the sequel (sequels?) when it comes out. Clearly, I've learned nothing from reading this book.

Read this one a while ago, but I still remember what made me love it so much. I can honestly say this is one of my all-time favorites. I'm not exactly a picky reader or rater, but to be added to my favorites shelf, a book has to be pretty damn special. And that is just what this book is. To help you decide if this book is for you, ask yourself the following:Do you love Alice in Wonderland? (Yes)Do you love a good, clean, real romance between childhood friends? (Of course you do!)Do you love the

I was a little bit disappointed by this book, not gonna lie. The idea was SO interesting and had so much potential! Its definitely one of the most original Alice retellings Ive read, it was unique and I loved it! But what left me feeling disappointed was how juvenile the writing was. I know its classified as a YA novel but at times it felt like I was reading a childrens book, thats how juvenile the writing felt to me.

This book has a really interesting premise and a cool take on a classic story. The characters are very interesting, especially Hatter Madigan, General Doppelganger, and Bibwit Harte.My main problem with this book is that Beddor does not do a very good job of writing the story. It is sort of as though he is writing it like a person who is very impressed with the story they are telling you, rather than telling you a story that is impressive on its own. This is sort of strange, since the subject

Also on Inherently Bookish I am saddened to say that this is my first 1-star rating in 2015. I was doing so well, reading books that weren't always perfect, and yet I always found something in them I could enjoy. And then my roommate recommended this book to me, and I found myself taking it. It seemed interesting: a completely new take on Alice In Wonderland, one in which Alice does not stumble blindly down a rabbit hole, but in which she is a princess of Wonderland, brought to Earth as a