Original title: "The Patchwork Girl of Oz" Literature used: 1) book "The Patchwork Girl of Oz", publishing house "Reilly and Britton", USA, Chicago, 1913 // 2) book "The Patchwork Girl of Oz" ", international club "The Wizard of Oz", USA, San Francisco, 1968 // 3) book "The Patchwork from Oz", Soviet-American joint venture "Unisam", Russia, Moscow, 1993, ISBN: 5-86653-004 -5 Translator: Sergey Borisovich Belov Artist: John Rea Neal, Dick Martin ContentsChapter 1. Ojo and Uncle NandiChapter 2. The Crooked SorcererChapter 3. PatchworkChapter 4. The Glass CatChapter 5. A terrible incidentChapter 6. The journeyChapter 7. Gramophone-annoyanceChapter 8. Stupid Owl and Wise Donkey Chapter 9. Woozy Chapter 10. Shaggy Man to the Rescue Chapter 11. Good Comrade Chapter 12. Giant Porcupine Chapter 13. Shredded and The ScarecrowChapter 14. Ojo Breaks the LawChapter 15. Ozma's CaptiveChapter 16. Princess DorothyChapter 17. Ozma and Her FriendsChapter 18. ForgivenessChapter 19. Meeting the TottengotsChapter 20. The Captive YumChapter 21. Champion JumperChapter 22. The Jokers of RogunChapter 23. Peace is RestoredChapter 24 . Ojo finds dark wellChapter 25. Visiting the lazy QuadlingChapter 26. Treacherous RiverChapter 27. The Tin Woodman objectsChapter 28. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Readers of this exciting book will never be bored. In the beginning, the rag doll Patchwork comes to life with the help of Doctor Pipt's magic powder. The boy Ojo then goes in search of several strange things. They are needed to prepare a magic potion that can free his uncle Nandi from the effects of the Petrifying powder that turned him into a marble statue. In addition to Patchwork, Ojo and Uncle Nandi, the book introduces us to such amazing creatures of Oz as Woozy and the Glass Cat. With the advent of Patchwork, life in the Land of Oz undoubtedly becomes more fun and happier. The book also tells how Patchwork was created, how she was revived, and all about her early adventures. * Note: in the 6th chapter of the book, our traveler friends asked the Wise One for advice Donkey. This donkey used to live in the Land of Mo and came to the Land of Oz on the very day that Glinda made it invisible to the inhabitants of the rest of the world. You can learn about how the stupid donkey gained his wisdom and about his life in the country of Mo from the book “Stories of the fairy-tale Country of Mo and its magic king.” Source: Dear friends! I bring to your attention a collection of fairy tales by the wonderful American children's writer Lyman Frank Baum in Russian. All books are homemade and have never been published in this form. I wanted to convey to you the charm of old books, present them in an authentic, undistorted and unpainted form. It was precisely these fairy tales with stunning, magnificent drawings that American children read 100 years ago. For my works, I used only original illustrations from Baum's first editions of the late 19th - early 20th centuries. All the drawings have been restored, the inscriptions have been Russified, because my books are intended for Russian-speaking readers. Some of them have special wide margins, on which contain illustrations, as was done in Baum's original books. I would like to note that in addition to the classic books about the Land of Oz, other works of the writer that are less known in our country are also distributed here, such as “The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus”, “Queen Zixie from Country X”, “Sea Fairies”, “The Island in heaven" and others. There are currently 16 books being given away, 10 of which are about Oz. Unfortunately, due to family circumstances, work on the project has been suspended. Sincerely, pavel_7_8