Oz Büyücüsü - Modern Klasikler 126

The Wizard of Oz - Modern Classics 126 Book Description Published in 1900, The Wizard of Oz aims to be, in the words of its author L. Frank Baum, "a modern fairy tale in which curiosity and entertainment are preserved, grief and nightmares are excluded." The work, which is considered the first fairy tale of American literature, is considered as a symbolic allegory of the economic, political and social situation in America in the 1890s, and it contains elements symbolizing the situation of farmers in the West, the gold market of the period and the workers who could not work and had economic problems after the Civil War. can be put forward. This classic work, which appeals to both children and adults with its allegorical feature and imaginary elements, tells the journey of little Dorothy and her dog Toto, who are caught in a hurricane, from the endless prairies of Kansas to the fantastic Land of Oz, and the extraordinary friends they make during this adventure. While the Scarecrow is searching for his brain, the Tin Woodman is searching for his heart, and the Lion is searching for his courage on their difficult and strange journey, all Dorothy wants is to go back to Kansas, to her aunt and uncle's farm. After all, there is no place like home... (From the Promotional Bulletin)