

Lädt ... Der Zauberer von Oz (1900)von L. Frank Baum
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Best Fantasy Novels (24) » 77 mehr Favourite Books (73) 501 Must-Read Books (46) Folio Society (18) Female Protagonist (22) Out of Copyright (8) Carole's List (14) Sonlight Books (53) Books Read in 2015 (213) Ambleside Books (56) Books Read in 2013 (98) Page Turners (23) Overdue Podcast (19) Books Read in 2019 (1,521) Books Read in 2017 (2,035) Books Read in 2012 (33) Banned Books Week 2014 (161) All Things Oz (2) First Novels (54) Books on my Kindle (25) BBC Top Books (48) PRC 2015 Years 7&8 (44) Tagged Storms (1) 4th Grade Books (5) Unread books (525) Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch. **2.5 Stars For having loved the movie so much, I was disappointed when reading this book. There is so little detail when describing the world and the characters that I had a hard time connecting with anything at all in this book. There is definitely a Pollyanna feel to this world of OZ, and there are too many clear cut "good" and "evil" situations and characters. Nothing is clearly black and white in our world and it would have been nice to see the situation and characters fleshed out a little more to show the complexity that the real world clearly contains. I will always love L. Frank Baum for creating such a wonderful world of OZ, but I would have loved more from the original story in terms of plot and character complexity. ( ![]() The story chronicles the adventures of a young girl named Dorothy Gale in the Land of Oz, after being swept away from her Kansas farm home in a cyclone. I started watching the new show Emerald City the other day and thought I'd read this again. I haven't read it since college. My history teacher explained the meaning behind everything in great detail about the bimetallic standard, William Jennings Bryan, factory workers, farmers, etc. etc. etc. Every character, place and thing stood for something. I don't remember a lot of it, and I had even forgotten some of the changes from the book to the movie. I actually listened to the audiobook this time. Anne Hathaway is the narrator, and she does a great job. I enjoyed it, and I'm planning to continue the Oz book series. I've never read the others before. Really different from movie After a rather heated vote, my APK class chose this as their November chapter book. I know most of them picked it because of the little bit of the story they knew, such as the fact that a tornado picks up Dorothy, but nevertheless it won against some stiff competition. I was a little worried it would be a little too dark for them at times, such as the story of how the Tin Woodsman became tin, but they sunk right into it. If the only thing they remember from this year with me is this story, I think I’m doing a fairly decent job as a teacher. They picked up on parts of the story that many of us probably skip over, like the kalidahs, and brought them to life. I even caught them playing a version of freeze tag on the playground but with the freezer being the wicked witch trying to stop Dorothy and her friends. As much as I absolutely love the film, the first book in the series is far superior (which is not surprising at all). I love this story as an adult, reader and I loved seeing how my group of learners really enjoyed the story and talked about it at home with their parents and siblings and even caught on to the lessons like how sometimes we are a lot braver than we think and how the Wizard was really “not nice” for lying and saying he could help but only if they killed the witch for him. Great story that I think everyone, adults and children, should take the time to read. keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
Gehört zur ReiheOz (1) Oz : Baum (1) Oz : Famous Forty (book 1) Gehört zu Verlagsreihen — 35 mehr Ist enthalten inThe Wonderful World of Oz: The Wizard of Oz / The Emerald City of Oz / Glinda of Oz von L. Frank Baum Children's Classic Compendium: Anne of Green Gables / Little Princess / Wizard of Oz von L. Frank Baum L.M. Frances Hodgson Montgomery Oz, the Complete Collection, Volume 1: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz; The Marvelous Land of Oz; Ozma of Oz von L. Frank Baum Oz, the Complete Paperback Collection: Oz, the Complete Collection, Volume 1; Oz, the Complete Collection, Volume 2; Oz, the Complete Collection, ... 4; Oz, the Complete Collection, Volume 5 von L. Frank Baum (indirekt) Wird wiedererzählt inHat die (nicht zu einer Reihe gehörende) FortsetzungHat die (nicht zu einer Reihe gehörende) VorgeschichteBearbeitet/umgesetzt inIst gekürzt inInspiriertWas von Geoff Ryman Hat eine Studie über
Von einem Wirbelsturm ins Land Oz verschlagen, sucht Dorothy den grossen Zauberer Oz und erlebt, begleitet von einer Vogelscheuche ohne Verstand, einem Blechmann ohne Herz und einem ängstlichen Löwen, aufregende Abenteuer. Der beliebte amerikanische Kinderbuchklassiker ist nach seinem 1. Erscheinen 1900 in zahlreichen Bearbeitungen auf dem Markt, darunter, stark gekürzt, in der Reihe Bücherbär und, ebenfalls gerafft, in der ansprechenden Arena-Reihe zum Vorlesen. Auffallender, auch wegen der herausragend schönen Illustration, die von L. Zwerger bebilderte Nord-Süd-Edition und, noch neuer, die von dem preisgekrönten Künstler R. Ingpen mit Bildern voll Magie versehene, ungekürzte Ausgabe bei Knesebeck. Der vorliegende Band in der gewinnenden Ellermann-Reihe "Klassiker zum Vorlesen" (zuletzt R. Kipling: "Das Dschungelbuch" besticht erneut durch die attraktive Aufmachung (in den dialogreich-flüssigen Text montierte dynamische Farbbilder, rot hervorgehobene Kapitelüberschriften, klarer Druck). Überall sehr empfohlen. Ab 6 Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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