The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
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Spoiler alert: there are no songs and the slippers are silver. Luckily, there’s still a Yellow Brick Road and flying monkeys. Colorful characters, frightening villains, and amazing landscapes make this beloved childhood classic a treat for readers of all ages.
Cover Copyright David Hays
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I think my fifth grade teacher read this to us when he was the Tin Man in a stage production. Since then, I have been getting bits of plot mixed up with "Return to Oz" from the eighties. I am glad I got to read it for myself, and I want to read the other books. I wish I had them when I was little.
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a classic! you gotta love it!
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This is the first book I've finished on Dailylit, and it was great. Its been so long since I've read the original, it isn't much like any of the movie remakes...
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Several differences between the movie that we all know and love, but an easy and interesting read. I enjoyed Dorothy's maturity and sense. If only America's current youth could be more like her...
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Once again, the Hollywood version of this book is grotesquely oversimplified and omits some wonderful characters, such as the China People and the punchy Quadlings, to name just two. This just goes to show: Don't judge a book by its movie. I liked the book much better--for its grittiness, characters, and back stories.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
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