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"Alice" Quiz
Alice fights her way through a dark and twisted reimagining of Wonderland to find the truth about her past and break free from its horrors.
fantasy | 291 pages | Published in 2015
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- How does the author Christina Henry reimagine the classic story of Alice in Wonderland in her book 'Alice'?
- What are the major themes explored in 'Alice' and how are they presented throughout the story?
- Discuss the character development of Alice throughout the book. How does she evolve as a character and what influences her changes?
- Compare and contrast the world of 'Alice' with the original Wonderland. How does Christina Henry create a unique and dark setting for her story?
- Examine the role of fear and danger in 'Alice'. How does the author use these elements to build suspense and tension in the narrative?
- Discuss the relationships between the characters in the book. How do these relationships shape the plot and contribute to the overall themes of the story?
- Explore the symbolism and imagery used in 'Alice'. How do these literary devices enhance the reader's understanding of the story and its themes?
- Analyze the writing style and narrative structure in 'Alice'. How does Christina Henry's storytelling contribute to the overall impact of the book?
- What is the significance of the title 'Alice' in relation to the story? How does it reflect the central themes and conflicts of the book?
- Examine the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by the characters in 'Alice'. How do these dilemmas drive the plot and create tension in the story?
- Discuss the use of fantastical elements in 'Alice'. How do these elements contribute to the overall atmosphere and tone of the book?
- What are the societal and cultural critiques presented in 'Alice'? How does the author address these issues through the narrative and characters?
- Explore the concept of identity in 'Alice'. How do the characters grapple with their own identities and how does this theme drive the plot forward?
- Discuss the transformation of familiar characters from the original Alice in Wonderland story in Christina Henry's adaptation. How does this transformation contribute to the overall narrative and themes?
