If you delighted in the riddles, puns, and whimsical logic of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, you'll adore The Phantom Tollbooth. The journey of Milo through lands like Dictionopolis and the Kingdom of Wisdom is packed with clever jokes, literal-minded characters, and linguistic surprises that echo the humor and imagination of Lewis Carroll.

Much like Alice's travels through Wonderland, the Little Prince's journey across planets is filled with gentle yet profound observations on childhood, love, and what truly matters. If you enjoyed the deeper questions tucked into playful storytelling, The Little Prince offers a similarly enchanting and thoughtful experience.

If the fantastical and unpredictable rules of Wonderland's magic captured your imagination, you'll find Haroun and the Sea of Stories just as delightful. Haroun's adventure through a world where stories themselves are alive is filled with playful, mysterious, and shifting magic that never stops surprising.

If you loved the sense of playful enchantment in Carroll's stories—talking animals, changing sizes, and nonsensical tea parties—Peter Pan will sweep you away with its own brand of whimsy. From flying children to crocodiles that tick, the magic here is just as joyful and unpredictable.

If you enjoyed the moments when Alice's Adventures in Wonderland bent the rules of storytelling, poked fun at logic, or broke the fourth wall, you'll be fascinated by Calvino's If on a winter's night a traveler. The book is a puzzle, a game, and a celebration of stories within stories, constantly reminding you that you are part of the adventure.