Short parodies of 'Alice Through The Guinness Glass' with lovely colour illustrations by Anthony Groves-Raines after Tenniel's originals.
In good condition with light wear and a small tear to the pictorial cover .
One of a whole run of what are known as the Guinness Doctors' Books. 
Bensons, the advertising agency acting on behalf of Guinness at the time, actively sought testimonials from doctors to substantiate and give credibility to the "Guinness Is Good For You" proposition. As a means of encouraging the relationship and fostering goodwill, the agency hit upon the idea of producing collectable, limited-edition soft-back booklets which were sent out to doctors each Christmas from 1933 until 1939; the practice was revived after the war in 1950 and continued until 1966. The themed, lavishly illustrated books, notable for their whimsical charm and overt literary parody, contained many ingenious - references to GUINNESS, both visual and verbal.