The Wizard of Oz

"The Wizard of Oz" is a fairy tale novel written by American writer Frank Baum in 1900. It is a very famous fairy tale classic, widely read and loved, and has been adapted into several movies and stage plays. The story tells the story of a little girl named Dorothy who was swept away by a tornado to the fantasy land of Oz. In the land of Oz, Dorothy meets a witch who loves to wear silver shoes, a tin man, a scarecrow and a cowardly lion. Together they embark on a journey to find the great wizard of Oz, hoping to realize their wishes. Along the way, they experienced many fantastic adventures, overcame various difficulties and monsters, and finally found the wizard. However, they discover that the wizard is not who they expected. In the end, Dorothy returned home through the magic of the red shoes and understood the importance of home.

Frank Baum, an American writer and playwright, the father of American children's literature, and the self-proclaimed "Royal Historian of the Land of Oz." Frank Baum's "The Wizard of Oz" series is the most famous fairy tale in the United States. It tells the story of how a child understands the world and gets along with others, and teaches individuals how to recognize themselves in a group society and gain a "sense of identity." It is one of the "Ten Greatest Children's Literature Works in the United States" selected by the American Children's Literature Association and one of the "Best Children's Books" recommended by the National Education Association.

The little girl Dorothy portrayed by the author is innocent and carefree, childlike, kind and cute, making people feel like they are suddenly immersed in the beautiful time of childhood. The author pays great attention to guiding children's values, telling me what we should and should not do, what is right and how we should grow up. Wisdom, kindness, gratitude, kindness, and alertness are compulsory courses for every child to grow up. Little Dorothy did not give up when faced with difficulties, worked hard to grow up, and worked together with her friends. This is a very meaningful children's book.

In this wonderful country, there are some interesting and wonderful people. It is really a warm and healing novel, and it is also a book rich in philosophy. The value revelation in the novel is worth pondering. "Although the Scarecrow has no brain, he came up with a good way to help everyone cross the river and defeated Kalida; although the Cowardly Lion lacks courage, he carries everyone across the trench; although the woodcutter has no heart, he builds bridges and rafts." Everyone has shortcomings, but everyone is also brave and resourceful.

Wisdom, love and courage are always in your heart. The Scarecrow has no brain, but he is very smart and can come up with many ways to solve everyone's problems. The Tin Woodman has no heart, but he is kind and loving, caring about the feelings of others. The lion has no courage, but is very strong and brave, and will stand up when encountering danger. Each of us actually lacks nothing. The only person who can give us wisdom, love, courage, or other qualities we pursue is ourselves.

The writing style of this book is very unique, the text is simple and easy to understand, but full of imagination. The author used vivid language to describe a fantasy world, which made me feel like I was actually there. Moreover, the plot of the story has ups and downs and is very attractive. I especially like the part in the book where Dorothy and her friends take risks together. It is very interesting. This book is really good, I recommend you read it too!

Clear structure and rich content

A child's bizarre adventure. After reading it, I briefly described it to my child and he liked the story very much.