Alice encounters him in the woods and asks for directions back home so he directs her to the Mad Hatter and March Hare.

From the first time we met Alice, her positive attitude and practical solutions had a huge positive impact. Each eye sees two different views of the world, sends those images to the visual cortex where they are combined, and creates a three-dimensional image.We saw rapid success and just 3 days later, Neko was not only eating, but out of his hiding place and eating by himself out in the kitchen. With the help of an unexpected friend and the brilliant, adorkable kid who has a huge crush on her, Tess will do whatever it takes to save Alice the cat, help the ghost, heal her dad, and survive the summer in one piece. In 'Looking Glass', the third book of the Alice Trilogy by Christina Henry, Hatcher needed help with his Seer powers and Cheshire was sent to come and guide him. p. 184 [Abstract]: Numerous questionable explanations can be found on the internet for the origins of the maxim 'grinning like a Cheshire cat', including many that attribute it to the fertile mind of Lewis Carroll.

I was pleasantly surprised by how much I actually enjoyed this book as it's geared towards a much younger audience. My introduction to this book came at a time when I have lost my father and am care taking for a mother suffering from dementia.

He is able to dislocate his head from his body (does so in jest), but is also capable of invisibility, and frequently enters and exits the scene with all parts faded away except for his grin or eyes.