Some classics have a way of sticking around, and Disney’s animated Alice in Wonderland is no exception. It remains just as loved today as it was when it first ... the book, the Mad Hatter ...

Since 1865, when “Alice in Wonderland” was published, readers have quoted and parsed his every utterance. He’s called simply the Hatter ... from the first book illustrations by Sir John ...

He was 33 years old when the book was published. The story of Wonderland is one of adventure in a strange new world, where the titular character Alice ... the phrase "mad as a hatter," but he ...

Alice in Wonderland has repeatedly been understood as a story about madness. Melanie Martinez leans into that interpretation with her song “Mad Hatter ... of the original Alice books.

Make your own mini Mad Hatter’s Tea Party headband! And don’t forget to checkout one of these great retellings of Alice in Wonderland at the library: Carroll’s original work has been adapted ...

On my 10th birthday my mother gave me a copy of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland ... Then there were the illustrations. The first drawings had been by Dodgson himself, but my copy had been ...

Stein used an “Alice in Wonderland” theme featuring Petty as the Mad Hatter presiding ... reference to the second book “Through the Looking-Glass.” While the first book dealt with a ...

Hawkes transformed himself into Alice, the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, the King of Hearts and the Queen of Hearts, among others. He calls the exhibit “Wonderland.” Greg Hawkes finds a new ...