The classic adventure story of Oz -- The Frog Prince

Author: (American) Ray L. Baum
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Many young readers' imaginations are becoming richer and richer, which makes me feel very gratified. Imagination has led our human race from the ignorant and backward dark ages into the civilized modern society. It led Columbus to discover America, Franklin to discover electricity, and gave us steam engines, telephones, phonographs, and cars, among many other things. All of these things became reality only after people had imagined them for many years. Therefore, I believe that dreams can make this century better. An outstanding educator once told me that fairy tales play an immeasurable role in cultivating young people's imagination. I completely agree with this view.
Content of the Book: Without a doubt, Princess Ozma, this lovely little girl, the highest ruler of the Land of Oz—she has disappeared. Her absence has left her subjects, even her closest friends, wondering what has happened. It was Dorothy who first discovered the princess was gone. Dorothy is a girl from Kansas who now lives in Oz. Because Ozma loves her so much and wants her to be as close to her as possible, she has been given a very beautiful suite in the Ozma Palace. As a result, the two little girls have a lot of time to spend together.