The Wonderful Wizard of Oz [239.95 KB]

An Apple Books Classic edition.

You’ve seen the iconic 1939 movie, but do you know about the talking field mice, the Winkies, and the Witch of the North that appear in the original book? L. Frank Baum’s beloved classic - the first title in the Oz series - is more complex and intricate than the movie, but just as colorful and fun. The story features a large cast of enchanting characters and a thrilling heroic quest.

Upon the book’s release in 1900, Baum wrote, “It aspires to be a modernized fairy tale, in which the wonderment and joy are retained and the heart-aches and nightmares are left out.” Mission accomplished. Readers of all ages immediately fell in love with the story, demanding sequels, and Baum obliged, penning more than a dozen installments before his death in 1919.

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🙂hestianara

what a story!45

Good bookIansdonegan

It was A VERY Good book! I read it and it was good. So Good!55

Great bedtime storyBybybirdie5815

A great American classic to read the children at night.55

Like being a child again!YiveeHP

Made marvelous use of my own imagination.55

GreatMom of Disappointed Child

Amazing. Nothing. But. Amazing55

Amazing!!!hiphopnerd345🦄💩

I absolutely love this book and everything about it!!!55

Love The MovieMrsGray09

Of course, I love the movie and wanted to see what story the book told. Lots of differences but, a great story. I’ll be off to a different book that has made it to the big screen.55

A masterpieceirasolomon

One of the best fairy tales of all time.55

Easy read!Michal Teplan

I wanted to know what all the fuzz was about. The Scarecrow-mhm, for someone with no brains, he sure does come up with a lot of ideas, even before he “gets” his brain. The Tin Woodman- for someone who claims to have no heart, he sure cries a lot for no good reason and feels (killing a bug for example). The Cowardly Lion claims to have no courage, but was going to eat Dorothy and her dog and the rest the first time they met. Some of it makes no sense.35