If you loved the puns, clever dialogue, and whimsical nonsense of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, you'll delight in The Phantom Tollbooth. Join Milo as he travels through lands like Dictionopolis and the Doldrums, encountering characters such as Tock the watchdog and the Mathemagician, all while being treated to a feast of wit and linguistic playfulness.

If the loose, dreamlike magic of Wonderland fascinated you, Coraline offers a similarly strange and mysterious world. As Coraline steps through a hidden door to discover an alternate reality full of eerie wonders and unsettling rules, you'll find yourself swept up in a magical atmosphere where anything can happen and not everything is explained.

If you were charmed by the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter’s tea party, and the Queen of Hearts’ bizarre court, you’ll be at home in Oz. Dorothy’s journey introduces her to the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Cowardly Lion, all set against a vibrant landscape brimming with fantastical detail and unexpected encounters.

If Wonderland’s topsy-turvy world made you smile, Peter Pan’s Neverland—with its flying children, mischievous fairies, and dueling pirates—will capture your sense of fun and wonder. Barrie’s story sparkles with the same playful spirit and gentle humor that make Alice so enchanting.

If Alice’s surreal adventures through Wonderland’s shifting logic and dream-logic appeals to you, Haroun and the Sea of Stories will feel like a literary sibling. Follow Haroun as he navigates a world where storytelling is literal magic, encountering characters like Iff the Water Genie and the sad city of Gup, all in a riotous, imaginative odyssey.