What if the “nonsense” of Wonderland was actually the most honest depiction of our monetary system ever written?
In this clever reimagining of Lewis Carroll’s timeless classic, Alice tumbles down the rabbit hole into a world where jars labeled “Federal Reserve Notes” are mysteriously empty, the Mad Hatter’s watch tracks “Block Height” instead of time, and the Queen’s croquet game has rules that change whenever she pleases.
Alice in Bitcoin Land transforms Carroll’s beloved tale into a family primer on money, logic, and the courage to question authority. As Alice navigates Wonderland’s chaos, Caucus-races where “everybody wins, and all must have prizes,” trials where “sentence comes before verdict,” and tea parties frozen in time, young readers discover that the absurdity isn’t confined to fantasy. It’s hiding in plain sight in the grown-up world of money.
What makes this book different:
This isn’t just a story, it’s a conversation starter. The included Rabbit Hole Companion provides parents with chapter-by-chapter discussion guides to help you become your child’s “critical thought partner.” Each chapter offers questions with no trick answers, just real inquiries that help families explore together: What makes money “real”? Why do rules matter? What happens when the people in charge can change the game whenever they want?
Perfect for:
- Parents seeking meaningful ways to discuss financial literacy with children ages 8-14
- Families who love read-aloud books with substance beneath the whimsy
- Anyone who remembers asking “but why?” as a child, and never stopped
Lewis Carroll wrote a children’s book about logic disguised as nonsense. Alice in Bitcoin Land reveals that our monetary system might be nonsense disguised as logic. The question is: will your family wake up like Alice, stand nine feet tall, and see the cards for what they really are.
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