Isn't in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland is a children's story written by the English writer and mathematician "Lewis Carroll" in 1885, translated into 71 languages around the world; it tells about a girl named Alice, who is ten years old, falling into a rabbit's hole to enter a fantasy world filled with Western characters such as the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, and the March Hare in an adventurous atmosphere not devoid of fun. But how did Alice reach Wonderland? The story says that one day Alice and her sister Lamis went down to the garden, then sat on the swing... Alice thought of making a jasmine necklace to chase away sleep from her eyes. While she was in the garden, she saw a rabbit dressed in luxurious clothes looking at his watch saying: "Oh my God! Oh my God! I will be late." Then Alice, burning with curiosity, followed him, and when she followed him, she fell into a large hole similar to a well with no end, which led her to a world different from her own. And from here begins Alice's adventure in Wonderland... This novel, Alice in Wonderland, came in twelve chapters under the following titles: "Falling into the rabbit's hole," "Pond of tears," "A frantic group race and a long story," "The rabbit uses little Bill"... etc.