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SAMAI͡A VOLShEBNAI͡A ISTORII͡A O PUTEShESTVII V PODAROChNOM FORMATE!Tverdyĭ pereplet s t͡svetnoĭ folʹgoĭ, krasochnye illi͡ustrat͡sii, plotnai͡a belai͡a bumaga i krupnyĭ shrift. Kogda silʹneĭshiĭ uragan unes domik s Doroti i ee pesikom Totoshkoĭ, devochka ne mogla dazhe predstavitʹ, v kakoĭ udivitelʹnoĭ strane oni okazhutsi͡a. Zdesʹ t͡svetut magicheskie rastenii͡a, obitai͡ut dikovinnye sozdanii͡a i dazhe nastoi͡ashchie volshebniki. Chtoby vernutʹsi͡a domoĭ, Doroti i Totoshka sovershat interesnoe puteshestvie, polnoe opasnykh vstrech. Na ėtom puti oni obretut novykh druzeĭ, u kazhdogo iz kotorykh estʹ zavetnai͡a mechta. No chem blizhe ikh t͡selʹ, tem poni͡atnee, chto samye t͡sennye sokrovishcha - ėto um, khrabrostʹ i dobrota. I my vsegda mozhem naĭti ikh ne gde-to daleko v volshebnoĭ strane, a v samikh sebe. Zabavnye illi͡ustrat͡sii kitaĭskogo khudozhnika Si͡uė T͡Szinʹ perelivai͡utsi͡a iskrami volshebstva i dopolni͡ai͡ut udivitelʹnyĭ mir, sozdannyĭ pisatelem Laĭmenom Frėnkom Baumom. Polnyĭ perevod izvestnogo rossiĭskogo kritika i perevodchika Sergei͡a Belova.

THE MOST MAGICAL TRAVEL STORY IN GIFT FORMAT!Hardcover with colored foil, colorful illustrations, thick white paper and large font. When a violent hurricane swept away the house with Dorothy and her dog Toto, the girl could not even imagine what an amazing country they would find themselves in. Magical plants bloom here, strange creatures and even real wizards live. To return home, Dorothy and Toto will make an interesting journey full of dangerous encounters. Along the way, they will make new friends, each of whom has a cherished dream. But the closer their goal gets, the clearer it becomes that the most valuable treasures are intelligence, bravery, and kindness. And we can always find them not somewhere far away in a magical land, but in ourselves. Funny illustrations by Chinese artist Xue Jin sparkle with sparks of magic and complement the amazing world created by writer Lyman Frank Baum. Full translation by the famous Russian critic and translator Sergey Belov.