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American Fairy Tales

American Fairy Tales

著者: L. Frank Baum
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Dive into a whimsical collection of fantasy stories that first captivated audiences through serialized publications in regional newspapers, before being compiled into a single volume. Unlike the grand high-fantasy tales of Baums Oz, these narratives embody a more satirical and tongue-in-cheek essence, often concluding with ironic or nonsensical morals. Their adult-oriented serialization made them a perfect fit for readers seeking something a bit different from typical childrens literature. (Introduction by Wikipedia and Matthew Reece)Copyright Comedy and Fairy Tales 文学・フィクション
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    Dive into a whimsical collection of fantasy stories that first captivated audiences through serialized publications in regional newspapers, before being compiled into a single volume. Unlike the grand high-fantasy tales of Baums Oz, these narratives embody a more satirical and tongue-in-cheek essence, often concluding with ironic or nonsensical morals. Their adult-oriented serialization made them a perfect fit for readers seeking something a bit different from typical childrens literature. (Introduction by Wikipedia and Matthew Reece)
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  • 011 - The King of the Polar Bears
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    Dive into a whimsical collection of fantasy stories that first captivated audiences through serialized publications in regional newspapers, before being compiled into a single volume. Unlike the grand high-fantasy tales of Baums Oz, these narratives embody a more satirical and tongue-in-cheek essence, often concluding with ironic or nonsensical morals. Their adult-oriented serialization made them a perfect fit for readers seeking something a bit different from typical childrens literature. (Introduction by Wikipedia and Matthew Reece)
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    9 分
  • 010 - The Dummy That Lived
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    Dive into a whimsical collection of fantasy stories that first captivated audiences through serialized publications in regional newspapers, before being compiled into a single volume. Unlike the grand high-fantasy tales of Baums Oz, these narratives embody a more satirical and tongue-in-cheek essence, often concluding with ironic or nonsensical morals. Their adult-oriented serialization made them a perfect fit for readers seeking something a bit different from typical childrens literature. (Introduction by Wikipedia and Matthew Reece)
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