In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Baum established what might be called the first American fairy tale. For though Oz is a kingdom (of sorts), and though it has its quota of crowned heads, it is pecularly American in thought and texture. Its heroine, Dorothy, is an American girl who bows her head to nobody and speaks her mind freely. Its chief characters, no matter how odd their forms Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, or Cowardly Lion also speak out, think for themselves, and are decidedly American in mood and backbone. Each person can find happiness in his own way, and have it to keep. And evil is brushed away by the marvels of scientific magic. Such is surely the American dream. Frank Baum s Oz eternal. An American paperback published by Airmont Publishing Co., Inc. as book number CL69 9n the AIRMONT CLASSICS series.
In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Baum established what might be called the first American fairy tale. For though Oz is a kingdom (of sorts), and though it has its quota of crowned heads, it is pecularly American in thought and texture. Its heroine, Dorothy, is an American girl who bows her head to nobody and speaks her mind freely. Its chief characters, no matter how odd their forms Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, or Cowardly Lion also speak out, think for themselves, and are decidedly American in mood and backbone. Each person can find happiness in his own way, and have it to keep. And evil is brushed away by the marvels of scientific magic. Such is surely the American dream. Frank Baum s Oz eternal. An American paperback published by Airmont Publishing Co., Inc. as book number CL69 9n the AIRMONT CLASSICS series.
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In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Baum established what might be called the first American fairy tale. For though Oz is a kingdom (of sorts), and though it has its quota of crowned heads, it is pecularly American in thought and texture. Its heroine, Dorothy, is an American girl who bows her head to nobody and speaks her mind freely. Its chief characters, no matter how odd their forms Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, or Cowardly Lion also speak out, think for themselves, and are decidedly American in mood and backbone. Each person can find happiness in his own way, and have it to keep. And evil is brushed away by the marvels of scientific magic. Such is surely the American dream. Frank Baum s Oz eternal. An American paperback published by Airmont Publishing Co., Inc. as book number CL69 9n the AIRMONT CLASSICS series.
In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Baum established what might be called the first American fairy tale. For though Oz is a kingdom (of sorts), and though it has its quota of crowned heads, it is pecularly American in thought and texture. Its heroine, Dorothy, is an American girl who bows her head to nobody and speaks her mind freely. Its chief characters, no matter how odd their forms Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, or Cowardly Lion also speak out, think for themselves, and are decidedly American in mood and backbone. Each person can find happiness in his own way, and have it to keep. And evil is brushed away by the marvels of scientific magic. Such is surely the American dream. Frank Baum s Oz eternal. An American paperback published by Airmont Publishing Co., Inc. as book number CL69 9n the AIRMONT CLASSICS series.
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