Alice's Adventures in Wonderland | Bedtime Story | Fairy Tale for Young Children

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Falling Down the Rabbit Hole
On a leisurely afternoon, Alice was daydreaming by the riverbank when she suddenly spotted a white rabbit in a vest holding a pocket watch. The rabbit exclaimed, "I'm late!" Curious, Alice followed him and jumped into a large hole. The hole seemed bottomless, and as she fell, she noticed many peculiar items along the way. Finally, she landed softly and found herself in a hall surrounded by locked doors of various sizes.
On a table, she found a small key that opened a tiny door leading to a beautiful garden, but she was too big to enter. After drinking from a bottle labeled "Drink Me," she shrank but forgot to take the key. Then, she ate a cake labeled "Eat Me" and grew enormous, leaving her in a quandary.
The Pool of Tears
Overwhelmed, Alice began to cry, and her tears formed a small lake. When she shrank again, she accidentally fell into the pool and encountered a swimming mouse. Their conversation was cut short when Alice mentioned her cat, scaring the mouse away.
The Caucus Race
Alice floated to the shore with a group of drenched animals. To dry off, the Dodo proposed a nonsensical "Caucus Race," where everyone ran in circles until they were dry. Although the race had no rules or winner, everyone enjoyed it. When Alice mentioned her cat again, the animals scattered in fear.
The White Rabbit's House
Alice met the White Rabbit again, who asked her to fetch something from his house. Inside, she ate a cookie that caused her to grow so large she nearly destroyed the house. The animals outside threw stones, which turned into cakes. After eating one, she returned to her normal size.
The Wisdom of the Caterpillar
In the forest, Alice encountered a blue caterpillar. It advised her to eat parts of a mushroom to control her size. After experimenting, Alice finally learned how to adjust her height.
Pepper and the Pig
Alice arrived at a peculiar house filled with the overpowering smell of pepper. The Duchess held a squirming baby while the Cheshire Cat grinned mischievously. The baby eventually turned into a pig, leaving Alice both surprised and amused.
The Mad Tea Party
Alice visited the March Hare's house and joined the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse for a chaotic tea party. Their conversation was full of riddles and nonsense, frustrating Alice, who eventually stormed off in exasperation.
The Queen's Croquet Ground
Alice entered a beautiful garden where playing-card servants painted white roses red to please the Queen of Hearts. The domineering Queen invited Alice to a chaotic croquet game using flamingos and hedgehogs as equipment. The Cheshire Cat assured Alice not to fear the Queen, who was not as terrifying as she seemed.
The Mock Turtle's Story
The Queen sent Alice to meet the Gryphon, who introduced her to the melancholy Mock Turtle. The Mock Turtle recounted tales of odd lessons, such as "Reeling and Writhing." Though Alice barely understood, she felt sorry for him.
The Lobster Quadrille
The Gryphon and the Mock Turtle taught Alice the Lobster Quadrille dance and sang "Beautiful Soup." Just as they were having fun, the White Rabbit arrived to announce the start of a trial.
Who Stole the Tarts?
Alice attended the trial in the Kingdom of Hearts, where the Knave of Hearts was accused of stealing tarts. The King and Queen presented absurd evidence and rules, making the proceedings laughable. Alice, now growing larger, drew everyone's attention and escalated the tension.
Alice's Defiance
Bravely, Alice stood up to the Queen's nonsensical commands and revealed that everyone was just a deck of cards. As the cards swarmed her, she suddenly woke up and realized she was still by the riverbank. Sharing her dream with her sister, they both marveled at the whimsical adventure.