Kamis, 25 Oktober 2012

Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

When you are hurried of task deadline and also have no concept to obtain inspiration, Wizard Of Oz & Alice In Wonderland, By L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll book is among your solutions to take. Reserve Wizard Of Oz & Alice In Wonderland, By L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll will certainly give you the best resource as well as point to obtain inspirations. It is not just concerning the works for politic business, management, economics, and other. Some purchased tasks to make some fiction your jobs likewise need inspirations to get rid of the job. As what you require, this Wizard Of Oz & Alice In Wonderland, By L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll will possibly be your choice.

Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll



Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

Read and Download Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

The books about Oz relate the fictional history of the magical of Land of Oz. L. Frank Baum wrote 14 full-length books about Oz and its inhabitants. He also wrote six shorter stories aimed at a younger audience. Baum styled himself as "the Royal Historian of Oz" to emphasize that Oz was an actual place from which he received his stories by means of wireless telegraph. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (commonly shortened to Alice in Wonderland) tells the story of a girl named Alice who falls through a rabbit hole into a fantasy world populated by peculiar, anthropomorphic creatures. Its narrative course and structure, characters and imagery have been enormously influential.

Wizard of Oz

Novels 1. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz 2. The Marvelous Land of Oz 3. Ozma of Oz 4. Dorothy and The Wizard in Oz 5. The Road to Oz 6. The Emerald City of Oz 7. The Patchwork Girl of Oz 8. Tik-Tok of Oz 9. The Scarecrow of Oz 10. Rinkitink in Oz 11. The Lost Princess of Oz 12. The Tin Woodman of Oz 13. The Magic of Oz 14. Glinda of Oz Short Stories • Little Wizard Stories of Oz (Collection) • The Woggle-Bug Book

Alice in Wonderland

1. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 2. Through the Looking-Glass • The Hunting of the Snark • Alice's Adventures Under Ground (early draft of "Alice's Adventures In Wonderland")

Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #3189293 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-06-14
  • Released on: 2015-06-14
  • Format: Kindle eBook
Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

About the Author Lewis Carroll (the pseudonym of the Rev. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) was a mathematics lecturer at Oxford University, but he is better known to the world as the author of ""Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"" (1865) and ""Through the Looking-glass"" (1871), as well as ""The Hunting of the Snark ""(1876).Lisbeth Zwerger was born in Vienna, where she later studied at the Academy of Art. Internationally renowned as one of the finest contemporary illustrators of children's literature, Zwerger chose ""The Gift of the Magi"" as the first American story she illustrated.


Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

Where to Download Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

Most helpful customer reviews

15 of 17 people found the following review helpful. artistic license or mere sloppiness? By Nicholas I really wanted to like this boxed edition of Alice In Wonderland and Wizard of Oz, as I happen to admire Lisbeth Zwerger's art. Unfortunately, there were glaring inconsistencies between the illustrations and the text which marred any appreciation I could have had. I'll just give one--the first I noticed when I opened _Alice In Wonderland_.In the scene where Alice encounters the rather severe and pedantic caterpillar, Zwerger adopts what I consider an inappropriate top-down perspective, reducing the caterpillar to a small, weak creature and completely ignoring the fact that Alice is the same size as the caterpillar and viewing him from a lower position (he sits on a mushroom, thereby gaining height over Alice). The text specifies that Alice has to stand on tiptoe to see what is on top of the mushroom. I have always thought that young readers (as well as old) are meant to identify with Alice and see things from her perspective. Instead, we tower over the caterpillar, taking away the unusual perspective that Dodgson would have wished us to have. Tenniel's illustration is faithful to the the text and the child's perpsective--which Zwerger's is not.What is more, with Zwerger's perspective, it is difficult to imagine the caterpillar as a stern, brusque, off-putting character-- much like some adults who have little tolerance for children("Who are _you_?";or "What do you mean by that?" said the caterpillar sternly "Explain yourself.") The text mentions, among other things, that Alice is rather shy of him. From Alice's (and thus the reader's) perpective, the caterpillar is an intimidating figure. Not so in Zwerger's interpretation, where the caterpillar is not only diminutive, but nervous, self-conscious-looking thing, puffing on a cigarette.Which brings me to the most glaring and incomprehensible departure from the text: the cigarette. The story clearly indicates that the caterpillar is smoking a hookah. Zwerger perversely ignores the details of the story and substitutes hookah for ciggy. Is this artistic license, or sloppiness? Either way, a child reading "hookah" for the first time will be betrayed by Zwerger's illustration; older readers who like to think the artist should be faithful to the text will find the changes annoying.Together, these inconsistencies dampen the pleasure I might have gained from Zwerger's lovely pictures and Carroll's story.And this was just one picture, from the Alice book only; there are a few other mismatches and inconsistencies running through the book. I haven't yet looked at those of Oz, but I am too disappointed with the first to try.For the meanwhile, the books remain in their slipcase, in a remote part of the bookshelf, while I enjoy the original and delightful illustrations by Tenniel.

See all 1 customer reviews... Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll


Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll PDF
Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll iBooks
Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll ePub
Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll rtf
Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll AZW
Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll Kindle

Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll
Wizard of Oz & Alice in Wonderland, by L. Frank Baum, Lewis Carroll

Tidak ada komentar:

Posting Komentar