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PUFFIN
The Wizard of
Oz
‘Come along, Toto,’
she said. ‘We will go to the Emerald City and ask the great Oz how to get back to Kansas.’
L. FRANK BAUM
The Wizard of Oz
INTRODUCED BY
CORNELIA FUNKE
Illustrations by David McKee
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First published in the USA 1900
Published in Puffin Books 1982
Reissued in this edition 2008
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Illustrations copyright © David McKee, 1982
Introduction copyright © Cornelia Funke, 2008
Endnotes copyright © Penguin Books, 2008
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978-0-14-191756-6
INTRODUCTION BY
CORNELIA FUNKE
I was born in Germany, where you didn’t read The Wizard of Oz
as a child but Jim Knopf and Lucas the Steam Engine Driver, Pippi Longstocking
or Emil and the Detectives,
and maybe Tom Sawyer
(I read that at least a dozen times), but not The Wizard of Oz.
Surely that story was not a book? It was a movie — a famous movie, with an adult woman dressed up as a girl, with lots of singing and very evil witches — wasn’t it?
I can’t remember exactly how old I was when I found out that originally there was a book (as so often with great stories) telling the tale of the Cowardly Lion, the Tin Woodman who thinks he has no heart, and the ............

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