Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass

Michael Page's performance as narrator for this audiobook is nothing short of stellar. His British accent brings a certain gravity and wit to the text that enhances the storytelling experience. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland features a particularly well-paced narrative, where the abrupt transitions between whimsical and nonsensical situations keep you on your toes. Through the Looking Glass offers a more contemplative take with its chessboard scenes and riddles. While some of the jokes might require a bit of 19th-century context to fully appreciate (like the allusions to Victorian society), Page's delivery ensures they are still engaging. The only minor critique is that at times, the pacing can feel slightly uneven, which occasionally disrupts the flow. However, this audiobook remains a delightful listen for anyone who has ever wondered what it might be like to fall down a rabbit hole or step through a mirror.