莱曼·弗兰克·鲍姆著 威廉·华莱士·丹斯诺绘 - 童书榜-儿童文学
《绿野仙踪》也称《奥兹国的魔法师》《奥兹国的奇特男巫》，有“美国版《西游记》”之称。书中讲述了堪萨斯小女孩儿多萝西及小狗托托被一阵龙卷风吹到了神奇的国度奥兹国后，为了回到家乡而展开的故事。一路上，多萝西遇到了渴望拥有聪明大脑的稻草人、想拥有善良之心的铁皮人，还有希望获得勇气的胆小狮子，多萝西与他们成了好朋友，组成寻梦小分队，患难与共，历尽艰辛，最终他们每个人都实现了愿望。这是一部关于友情、勇气与梦想的奇幻历险故事。
lumber c:315
garret c:397
blistered c:205
stern c:198
wee c:181
wail c:203
One glance told her of the danger close at hand. c:54
trap- door c:42
lost her footing c:47
tipped c:136
sticking up c:69
crept c:156
dashed c:101
jar c:108
dismally. c:169
gave a cry of amazement c:34
sward c:140
grown folk c:57
so far as looks go c:41
brims c:106
plaits c:122
stiffly. c:113
Sorceress c:94
dismay c:84
dwelt c:69
Emeralds. c:35
grieve c:76
handkerchiefs c:37
slate c:74
in the least c:15
pail c:97
peg c:98
gingham c:121
sunbonnet c:115
soberly c:83
dainty c:127
dwellings c:73
dome c:84
fiddlers c:109
hearty c:72
settee c:101
rug c:61
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tedious c:79
you will be no worse off than you are now c:35
confidentially c:18
treads c:75
it’s a lighted match c:29
fell at full length c:25
mishap c:104
lonesome c:78
spoil c:57
“No matter how dreary and gray our homes are, we people of flesh and blood would rather live there than in any other country, be it ever so beautiful. There is no place like home.” c:70
glimpse c:37
Brains are the only things worth having in this world, no matter whether one is a crow or a man. c:61
sound sleep c:24
squirrels. c:48
groan c:62
daunted c:92
for brains do not make one happy, and happiness is the best thing in the world. c:35
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ditch c:61
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rate c:36
meadows c:53
industrious c:33
discouragements c:20
beckon c:93
at any rate c:13
had they not felt so sorry for the poor Scarecrow they could have been very happy. c:19
wistfully c:62
poppies c:43
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indignantly c:66
clump c:45
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oats c:60
brilliancy c:41
glistened c:50
perplexity c:70
errand c:71
reflections c:14
spectacles. c:81
portal c:53
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panes c:66
prosperous. c:35
counterpane. c:89
satin c:70
In this country everyone must pay for everything he gets. c:27
gauze c:60
compel c:49
at my mercy c:21
buttercups c:57
hillier c:44
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swarm c:26
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strap c:36
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harness c:23
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bundle c:28
coils c:30
grinning c:25
harshly c:19
severely c:13
meekly c:43
chariot c:41
dread c:22
cunning c:30
plain c:27
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handle c:12
plight c:64
dents c:34
burnished c:52
inlaid c:47
grumble c:56
vexed c:62
making believe c:12
humbug. c:50
bewilderment. c:34
deceive c:18
slats c:26
balloonist c:32
Experience is the only thing that brings knowledge, and the longer you are on earth the more experience you are sure to get. c:62
There is no living thing that is not afraid when it faces danger. True courage is in facing danger when you are afraid, and that kind of courage you have in plenty.” c:55
bran c:49
sawdust c:40
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mishap. c:53
sniffed c:17
whisked c:34
moths c:42
twined c:39
headlong c:46
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platter c:51
shepherdesses c:40
nick c:49
reproachful c:44
mantle-shelf c:22
contentedly c:16
disagreeable c:28
bogs c:56
trodden c:36
pudgy c:57
nevertheless. c:19
boisterous c:62
vexation c:42
chubby c:39
braid c:36
ringlets c:52
stocking-feet. c:14