1910 -1939
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1912 - The Twins of Tumbledowndreary by Magdalene Horsfall illustrated by Honor C Appleton, published by Duckworth.
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1915 – Malice in Kulturland by Horace Wyatt, illustrated by W Tell, published by The Car Illustrated London. It satirizes German propaganda in World War I, in the manner of Carroll's Alice in Wonderland
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1916 – Patsy in Willow-Pat Land by Rowland R Gibson illustrated by Mavd Tindal-Atkinson. Published by Duckworth.
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1917 – New Adventures of Alice by John Rae, in which a young girl called Betsey dreams in bed about finding a new Alice book she had longed for since she read the first two. The story follows Alice as she goes on another deep sleep adventure encountering characters and scenarios mostly based on the Mother Goose Rhymes. Illustrated by the Author. Published by Volland, Chicago.
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1918 - David Blaize and the Blue Door, by E F Benson. Published by Hodder & Stoughton (undated), illustrated in black & white by H J Ford, better known for his ‘Mapp & Lucia’ books this is Bensons only attempt at a children’s book. Go to https://sites.google.com/site/efbensonfirsteditions/ for a full list of his works
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1919 – Periwinkle’s Island a novel by Edith L Elias with 8 colour illustrations by Molly Benatar, published by Chambers London. I'm not altogether convinced this is a parody, it is more 'Hunting of the Snark' than 'Alice'.
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1925 – Alice in Orchestralia by Ernest La Prade has a girl named Alice meeting animated musical instruments and learning about the orchestra. Chapter headpieces by Carroll C. Snell Published by Heinemann. Reissued in 1934 as Alice in Orchestra Land (see above) with illustrations by Malcolm Easton, published by Cobden-Sanderson, London. A second volume was published in 1952, Alice in Music Land, illustrated by Grace Huxtable, published by Bodley head.
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1932 – Through the Hollow Oak: a Book of Nonsense for Children and Older Children: a Fairy Story Without Any Fairies. By Frank Egan illustrated by J P Sayer. There was also a limited edition of 100 copies. Published by Archer.
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1939 – Adolph in Blunderland by James Dyrenforth & Max Kester, illustrated by Norman Mansbridge, published by Frederick Muller
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