Play Through the Looking-Glass — an interactive story where YOU are the hero

Name: Through the Looking-Glass
Author: Lewis Carroll

after the classic by Lewis Carroll, 1871

Step through the mirror onto the great chessboard. Cross it square by square — train carriages, talking flowers, Tweedledum and Tweedledee spoiling for their battle — and reach the eighth rank to take your crown from two very odd queens.

A moment from one playthrough

Humpty Dumpty balances on his wall, explaining un-birthdays with dangerous smugness. The wall is high, the ground is hard, and you alone know how this poem ends. Warn him — again — or ask him to explain 'Jabberwocky' before gravity does its work?

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Start free — 10 diamonds when you confirm your email. No subscription; narrated aloud; plays in 26 languages.

The Somni Tales reader: an open book with two pages of a story, an ink illustration, and a “write what you do” bar below.

How it works

The Storyteller holds the world of the book as canon — its characters, places and mood — and opens with you as the hero.
Type or speak anything: the world reacts, remembers, and stays true to the original's spirit.
Every playthrough is a brand-new story. Follow the plot — or break it and see what happens.

Play Through the Looking-Glass — an interactive story where YOU are the hero

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