McAPUSH: Lily Smith, Response to "Lindsay Mindlin on 'The Wizard of Oz"'

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Sunday, August 9, 2009

Lily Smith, Response to "Lindsay Mindlin on 'The Wizard of Oz"'

I agree with Lindsay on the bluntness of the novel, and judging by the rhetoric and illustrations, I'm pretty sure it was published as a children's book. With the release of the movie, 'Oz' became a pop culture icon and staple, with a diverse fan base, beyond just young audiences.