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A wonderful fantastic journey in which the author "Robert Gilmore" takes us on a tour inside the world of quantum physics, including strange theories about the nature of subatomic particles, which scientists use in the modern era to describe the physical world. A novel whose heroes are electrons, neutrons, protons, photons, and quarks, Gilmore explains through it some of the fundamental concepts that are difficult to understand in quantum mechanics. Alice goes to the quantum land — which is a completely new version of Wonderland, and its size is smaller than an atom — and every landmark she visits there reveals a different aspect of quantum theory. There, Alice encounters a number of exceptional characters, through which she learns about the principle of uncertainty, wave functions, Pauli's principle, and other bewildering concepts, in a new approach that makes them all easy to understand. Therefore, the book is a useful and fascinating introduction to understanding many aspects of the world we live in, and it is supported by illustrative drawings created by the author himself.