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The illustrator of Alice In Wonderland hated the first edition.

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The Dodo bird is Carroll himself:

He had problems with sluttering and sometimes he repeated the syllable 'Do'.

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The story was created during a travel in boat.

Carroll wasn't thinking of being a story writer for children but during that travel, Alice and her sisters gave him the first ideas.

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The first movie is from 1903:

Some years after Carroll's death, the directors Cecil Hepworth and Percy Stow filmed the story. It lasted 12 minutes, it was enough for that time.

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Carroll's real name was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson:

Lewis Carroll was his pseudonym.

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There's a syndrome called "Alice In Wonderland":

It's related with the perception of the objects. Usually, it shows with migraine and epilepsy.

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Queen Victoria was a fan of the book:

According to a popular story, Queen Victoria was amazed with Carroll's book and she asked him to dedicate his next work.

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The tree is real too:

The famous tree of the cat of Cheshire was inspired by a tree that was in Liddell's house backyard, in Oxford. Alice was living there when she met Lewis.

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The protagonist is based on a real girl:

Alice is inspired on a girl called Alice Liddell, who met Lewis Carroll. It wasn't blonde as we can see her in books and movies, it was black-hair instead.

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9 curious facts on the 150th

anniversary of the story