Book 1 and 2
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50bookchallenge .I'm only going to count only the ones I read for myself at home, otherwise it's going to turn into a 50/month affair with all the papers. Here are the first two.
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50bookchallenge .I'm only going to count only the ones I read for myself at home, otherwise it's going to turn into a 50/month affair with all the papers. Here are the first two. 2.
Wicked, by Gregory Maguire.
inevitably, after the Wonderful Wizard again. I like it a lot so far and I have a . It was the only reason why I touched the dreadful bookhuge crush on Elphaba who is as awesome as a friend had said she would be. I refuse to believe that the brainless brat kills her in the end, even though I know it's going to happen.
Shame on you, Frank Baum! Shame on you.
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The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, by Frank Baum.
Admittedly, the illustrated kid's version my brother handed me, which I suspect is abridged. I HATE. Dorothy. I always wanted her to die, and that has not changed a bit since I first read the book when I was around nine. Well, to be fair on Frank Baum, I read the Alexander Melentyevich Volkov- version, which is different in many many ways. Which does not keep me wanting to smack Elli/Dorothy around the head and hit her over the head with a farmhouse. I do not know why I always hated that type of girl as main characters so much, it was the same thing with Alice. What's the matter with the girls?
