Magic has always been a topic of fascination and intrigue. From fairy tales to folklore, it has captured the human imagination for centuries. But in a world driven by science and logic, is there still room for magic? Some may argue that magic is nothing more than a mere illusion or trick of the mind. Yet, others believe that magic still holds a place in our lives, albeit in a different form. **Having faith in magic is not about blindly believing in supernatural powers or spells, but rather about embracing the unknown and the power of belief itself.** In a world filled with uncertainties, faith in magic provides a sense of hope and wonder.
In 1961, a special edition written by G. Magidson-Stepanova with illustrations by N. A. Noskovich was released in English and published by one of the Soviet Union's state publishers as a means to teach schoolchildren the language. It is an abridged narrative that's combined with The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, where Glinda becomes Ozma and the roles of Trot and Cap'n Bill in the book are reduced.
The upsurge in sales that had greeted the previous Oz book, The Tin Woodman of Oz , in 1918 also affected its successor The Magic of Oz sold 26,000 copies in its first year on the market. The Wizard changes Kiki and Ruggedo into a walnut and a hickory nut, inactivating them; he restores all the transformed beings to their proper shapes.
** In a world filled with uncertainties, faith in magic provides a sense of hope and wonder. It allows us to believe in possibilities beyond the realm of logic and reason. **Magic reminds us that there is more to life than what meets the eye.
The Magic of Oz
Later printing. 266pp. B/w illustrations. Color pastedown on front and black lettering and decoration on spine. DJ is in mylar. Top rear DJ flap fold and top rear DJ spine each have a one-inch tear, with creasing between them. DJ edges have a few tiny tears. Selling online since 1999. Quick shipping; Secure packing; Free tracking!. Seller Inventory # 051871
Title: The Magic of Oz
Publisher: Reilly & Lee Co.
Publication Date: 1919
Binding: Pictorial Cloth
Illustrator: Neill, John R.
Condition: Near Fine
Dust Jacket Condition: Good+
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It encourages us to look beyond the mundane and embrace the extraordinary.** It instills a sense of wonder and awe, reminding us to never lose our childlike curiosity and imagination. Moreover, having faith in magic can be a source of inspiration and motivation. It reminds us that we have the power to manifest our dreams and desires. By believing in the possibility of something greater, we are able to tap into our own potential and take bold steps towards achieving our goals. **Magic becomes a driving force that pushes us beyond our limits and empowers us to create our own realities.** Furthermore, magic provides a sense of comfort and solace in times of darkness or hardship. It allows us to find meaning and purpose in the face of adversity. **Faith in magic becomes a beacon of light, guiding us through life's challenges and reminding us that there is always something magical waiting to unfold.** It teaches us to trust in the unseen forces at work and have faith that everything happens for a reason. In conclusion, while the concept of magic may seem fantastical, it still plays a significant role in our lives. **Having faith in magic is not about denying rationality or scientific explanations, but rather about embracing the power of belief, wonder, and imagination.** It reminds us that life is not meant to be lived solely through the lens of logic and reason, but also through the lens of mystery and enchantment. So, let us keep the flame of magic alive within us and continue to explore the realms of possibility and wonder..
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