Alison has a problem with her name—Alison Wonderland. The other children think it’s hilarious, and Alison is tired of being teased. But when she learns the story behind the name her parents chose for her, she begins to see it in an entirely different way.
Written and illustrated by Bernard Waber, creator of Lyle the Crocodile, this funny and tender 1976 picture book explores teasing, family love, and learning to embrace the things that make us different.
