Published first in 1900, Evans's "Alice's Adventures in Pictureland" begins with a set of vignettes exploring the exploits of a number of Wonderland characters and continues with a series of tales told by storybook animals.

Published first in 1900, Florence A. Evans' "Alice's Adventures in Pictureland" is told about a young girl named Alice, whose mother's younger sister was the famous Alice of Lewis Carroll's Wonderland. The book, illustrated with delightful drawings by Albertine Randall Wheelan, begins with a set of vignettes exploring the exploits of a number of Wonderland characters, and continues with a series of tales told by story-book animals, some of which are reminiscent of Rudyard Kipling's "Just-So Stories".