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Summary: Alice In Fairyland

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ALICE IN THE FAIRYTALE LAND Once in a sunny day Alice and her sister were sitting under the tree. Her sister was holding a book. “What is that book about?” Alice asked her sister. “It is about the Fairytale Land, the world of princesses, fairies, unicorns...”she replied. “Really?” Alice said excitedly and her sister nodded. “Would you read it for me? Please?” She asked her politely. Her sister smiled at her and said: “As you wish” and she began to read it. The hot day made her feel very sleepy but Alice was trying to listen attentively to her sister. Suddenly, while her sister was reading the story, she saw a White Rabbit with pink eyes running close by her. The White Rabbit took a watch out of its waistcoat-pocket and looked at it, and …show more content…

‘Hmm… I’m near the Far Far Away Kingdom’ Alice dressed instantly changed into a shining ball gown. ‘What happened?’ she asked herself. “You are entering the castle so you have to look more beautiful” said a middle aged lady with a wand on her right hand. “Oh, thank you very much” Alice thanked her even she didn’t understand what was happening. The lady smiled at her and lead her the way to the castle “Go ahead and have fun!” She stood behind the big double door and the guards opened it for her. Alice was shocked and amazed of what she saw. There were a lot of shining lights, a lot of people dancing with the joyful music played by an orchestra and also a lot of food. She looked at the people around her. ‘Is that The Beauty and the Beast? Oh and those are Shrek and Fiona.’ She also saw Snow White with her Prince, Jasmine with Aladdin, Rapunzel, Elsa, Ana and so on… She couldn’t believe of what she was seeing. ‘Am I at the Fairytale Land? No, it can’t be. The map says that this is the Far Far Away Kingdom.’ “Hello, beautiful young lady, may I have a dance with you” a young boy asked her and kissed her right hand. “Su… sure, why not” he hold her hand and went to the middle where the others were

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