Mago de Oz - RealityWyrm

No cover — L. Frank Baum, monica alonso: Mago de Oz (Spanish language, 2021, Independently Published)

Spanish language

Published 2021 by Independently Published.

ISBN:: 979-8-5964-6271-5

(1 review)

Over a century after its initial publication, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is still captivating the hearts of countless readers. Come adventure with Dorothy and her three friends: the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Cowardly Lion, as they follow the Yellow Brick Road to the Emerald City for an audience with the Great Oz, the mightiest Wizard in the land, and the only one that can return Dorothy to her home in Kansas.

52 editions

Rain's Reading Log reviewed The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum (Oz, #1)

Reads Like A 10 Year Old's D&D Campaign

4 stars

I was a bit hesitant going into this book due to the fact it was first published in 1900. I was unsure if something that is 125 years old and written for children of that time would: 1. Hold my interest 2. Would be able to easily follow the language of the time.

To my surprise it did both in spades. It was quite interesting from the stand point of seeing how much the story has been morphed and changed with different adaptions over the years. With what they have kept true to the source and what they have changed. It is very clear this was written for young children and reads almost as how a young child would tell a story. Such as giving a four characters equal time to speak their mind when it is not needed, always mentioning who sleeps where, along with the fact always keeping …

I was a bit hesitant going into this book due to the fact it was first published in 1900. I was unsure if something that is 125 years old and written for children of that time would: 1. Hold my interest 2. Would be able to easily follow the language of the time.

To my surprise it did both in spades. It was quite interesting from the stand point of seeing how much the story has been morphed and changed with different adaptions over the years. With what they have kept true to the source and what they have changed. It is very clear this was written for young children and reads almost as how a young child would tell a story. Such as giving a four characters equal time to speak their mind when it is not needed, always mentioning who sleeps where, along with the fact always keeping heavy detail as to when and what Dorthy is eating.

If you go into with the mindset of reading a young child's RP adventure you will have a pretty great time. As there is much to take away from this story even if you have consumed some other medium's adaption of the story. I know there is 14 Oz books in the series and I am not sure if I am going to read them all at this point in time, but I am very excited to read the next one to see how it plays out.