McAPUSH: Deanna Hamm in response to Mary Katherine Tebo

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

Deanna Hamm in response to Mary Katherine Tebo

I like how Mary Katherine brings up the point that The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is such an important American classic because of its symbolism and morals. Of course how the movie is so well recognized, the choice in reading the book was popular because most of us are so familiar with it. I think reading The Wonderful Wizard of Oz will help to understand and focus on other morals and details that are not portrayed in the movie.