The Wizard of Oz

Author: (American) Frank Baum
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The breakthrough work of Frank Baum, the "Father of American Fairy Tales," a treasure of world children's literature, and a magical story full of joy, adventure, and romance. Little girl Dorothy is swept away by a tornado to a strange place and cannot go home. She and her beloved companion, the little black dog Toto, set out with determination to return home. Along the way, they meet a scarecrow seeking a brain, a tin woodcutter seeking a heart, and a lion seeking courage, and they travel together.
This book is a phonetic reading edition and is part of the "Primary School Students Leading the Way in Reading Classics" series. Let magic take you flying! Let Dorothy take you on a journey to seek wisdom, friendship, and courage! This is a set of literary classics that Chinese children can read word for word. It uses Chinese phonetic notation and is accompanied by exquisite black and white illustrations, opening up a magnificent and magical literary world for children.
These 8 books mostly include must-read classics in the compulsory reading series for primary and secondary school students as specified by the Ministry of Education. Some are also particularly suitable for children who are just beginning to engage with reading. These carefully selected and adapted stories will deeply touch children's hearts, inspire their longing for goodness, and cultivate their lifelong interest in reading.