VampiricClown
03-30-2010, 02:32 PM
Alright, so I have decided to get into a little book collecting and reading again. I am not only wanting the complete works of these books, but ones that are decorative and will look nice on a shelf.
I'm going to be looking for these one at a time. Due to budget, and that there are so many versions of books available.
First on my list, is Lewiss Carroll's, Alice In Wonderland. No, this is not a sudden impulse buy with the movie. I've been looking for awhile for the version of this that would be best suited.
I want a hardback edition. Unabridged, and preferably, not a version with a bunch of zany graphics on it. I am looking for one with the illustrations in the book as well.
Also looking for the companion book, Through The Looking Glass (And What Alice Found There). I want it to be a separate copy if possible, but if I can find one that is nice enough with both of these stories in one, that will suffice. Also a nice looking hardback version.
Any help on where to find something like this, would be much appreciated. I have looked on amazon, and have found nothing that really seems to fit what I am looking for.
I'm going to be looking for these one at a time. Due to budget, and that there are so many versions of books available.
First on my list, is Lewiss Carroll's, Alice In Wonderland. No, this is not a sudden impulse buy with the movie. I've been looking for awhile for the version of this that would be best suited.
I want a hardback edition. Unabridged, and preferably, not a version with a bunch of zany graphics on it. I am looking for one with the illustrations in the book as well.
Also looking for the companion book, Through The Looking Glass (And What Alice Found There). I want it to be a separate copy if possible, but if I can find one that is nice enough with both of these stories in one, that will suffice. Also a nice looking hardback version.
Any help on where to find something like this, would be much appreciated. I have looked on amazon, and have found nothing that really seems to fit what I am looking for.