Children's Literature is a special part of literature that covers works that by theme and form correspond to the child's age (roughly from the third to the 14th year), which are either deliberately intended for children or the authors are not intended for children but over time, many of the attributes that linked them to their age, became suitable for children's age, needed for the aesthetic and social development of children, and almost exclusively or most read by children. Story is a literary kind of wonderfully appearing in any way, in any form and in any way. It includes shorter stories, a fairy tale, a fantastic tale, a saga, a legend, a story. The child meets the story at the earliest age. It learns through it, acquires elementary knowledge, adopts many names, names and concepts, and is the source of knowledge, skills and habits. The story is apart from the mentioned and educational tool. Fantastic stories are stories in which the real world separates from supernatural, the main characters are children who love to play and imagine, contemplate contemporaryity, and there are unreal characters in them, and the demands of a fantastic story are originality and persuasiveness. This work is based on the fantasy story of Alice in the Land of Wonders. Through it is permeated children's literature, a story, a fantastic story. Many authors are still examining the logic and power of this fantastic story. Despite numerous criticisms, Alisa has been able to experience the "light of day" and create numerous theater plays, movies, and cartoons. Even today, adults and children are telling the story of Alice's daughter, which would mean that the book is very successful.