An Analysis of Setting and Tone of the The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum

The wizard of Oz is a novel written by L. Frank Baum. The story has two main settings. The first environment was Dorothy 's house, savanna in Kansas State. The prairie is represented as dry gray. The second environment is Oz. Oz is against Kansas, it is bright, bright, and full of joy. The wizard of Oz has themes and messages behind the story. Information is that we all have good quality, but we are responsible for using them. At the beginning of the story, a whirlwind hit Henry, Aunt Aime and Dorothy on his uncle who lived in the bedroom farmhouse.

L. Frank Baum, Wizard of Dorothy and Oz, in 1908, roughly. If you fall into a hole, it also includes an adventure on unfamiliar territory. Frank Baum's Dorothy and Wizard of Oz (one of Oz's sequel) began with Dorothy, and her cousins ​​(and their horses, carriages and Dorothy's cats) all fell to the earth under strangers in the event of an earthquake It comes out on the land. They encountered vegetable people (grew up in plants, chosen when growing / mature), encountering invisible races, and in the process they encountered a wizard

A series of 14 books by American writer L. Frank Baum (1900-1920) is a strange weapon (Dorothy and Wizard of Oz, Grinda of Greenfield), a robot (Oz 's Tick Mobile Radio Transceiver (Tz - Tok Several technical inventions and equipment that have not yet been implemented, including the initial literary appearance that can be oz) Jack London is "Red One" (a story about aliens), Iron Hoof (from London Future), "Unbeatable invasion" (stories about bacteriological war and race in the future), etc.) Cleaning). He also wrote a story about invisibility and a story about attractive energy weapons. These stories begin to change the characteristics of science fiction

Lehmann Frankbaum (May 15, 1856 - May 6, 1919) is the author of the American Children's Book and the most famous is Wizard of Oz. The kidnapped Santa Claus is a short story based on Christmas written by L. Frank Baum. This is the continuation of the story described in "Santa's Lifetime and Adventure". And it tells the way Santa was kidnapped by the "guardian process" planned to make the children unhappy. It is known as one of the most beautiful stories of Baum and is an influential contribution to the myth of Christmas.