This has been on my list for a while, but over the past year I've encountered some very notable theatrical pondering on the life of Alice Little. My favorite is John Logan's Peter and Alice, which centers around the meeting of Alice and Peter Lleewelyn Davies that Alice I Have Been touches on briefly at the end of the book. 
 At the end of the day with this book though, I just don't care. I have no reason to be invested in Alice other than any history I may bring connected to Alice's Adventure's in Wonderland. Nothing she does in the novel is particularly compelling. Neither is there really any forward momentum. The novel seems to hinge around the unknown regarding the Little family's break with Charles Dodson. I didn't need an answer, but I expected to be compelled to figure out the truth. There was not much nuance here. I just couldn't bring myself to care.