Alice Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll | full audiobook | part 4 (of 4)

We return for the final part of 'Alice Through the Looking Glass'. Alice has almost made it to the last row of the Looking Glass Land chessboard, where Alice will apparently become a Queen. What does this mean for her? And will she ever get home?

I would like to thank my patrons: Toni A, Joshua Clark, Maura Lee, Jane, John Bowles, Ruairi, Cade Norman, and Silja Tanner.

[rhodaleader]

Robert,
I absolutely loved your singing and narration throughout this book.
Thank you for taking the time to do this for your followers.
Much Love from London 🌟

[curtiswfranks]

I wish that there were more books about Alice.

[curtiswfranks]

It strikes me that one could never tell who is dreaming of whom, for as bizarre and crazy as looking-glass-land is to us, surely our land is equally bizarre and crazy to the inhabitants of that place. There is no experiment which can be done which actually can determine which reality is true.

[waynzignordics]

Really excellent work all around, but I had to skip the singing heh.

[curtiswfranks]

We still do not really know the cause of lightning.