I saw an "'Alice in Wonderland'-Bibliography"-Xombyte, and–while I'm sure it was more-than-good-enough for a college professor to check and see that the work had been done–it was still 'a to-do list' for people who didn't have the report (of which the bibliography was an appendix) to see.

So–rather than issue a full-complaint there–I went and did the work (below) ...

“Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and What Was Found There”. Geocities. 1/21/04

“Biography of Lewis Carroll (1832-1898)”. Grade Saver. 1/21/04.

Bloom, Harold. Lewis Carroll. New York: Chelsea House Publishers, 1987.

Bloomingdale, Judith. “Alice as Anima: The Image of Woman in Carroll’s Classic.” Aspects of Alice. Ed. Robert Phillips. New York: Vanguard Press, Inc., 1971. 378-389.

“ClassicNote on ‘Alice in Wonderland’”. Grade Saver. 1/21/04.

“ClassicNote on ‘Alice in Wonderland’: Full Summary”. Grade Saver. Chapters 1 through 12. 1/21/04.

“ClassicNote on ‘Alice in Wonderland’: Major Themes”. Grade Saver. 1/21/04.

“ClassicNote on ‘Alice in Wonderland’: Short Summary”. Grade Saver. 1/21/04.

“The Duck and the Dodo: References in the Alice books to friends and family”. Earthlink. 1/20/04.

Tucker, Martin. MOULTON'S LIBRARY OF LITERARY CRITICISM. New York: Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., 1966. pp. 370-377

Now, let the appreciation commence! lol