Original title: "Rinkitink in Oz" Literature used: 1) book "Rinkitink in Oz", publishing house "Reilly and Britton", USA, Chicago, 1916 // 2) book "Rinkitink from Oz", publishing house "Ripol" -classic", Russia, Moscow, 1998, ISBN: 5-7905-0251-2 Translator: Sergey Borisovich Belov Artist: John Rea Neil ContentsChapter 1. Prince IngaChapter 2. Arrival of RinkitinkChapter 3. Warriors from the NorthChapter 4. The Plundered IslandChapter 5. Three PearlsChapter 6. The Magic BoatChapter 7. Regos and CoregosChapter 8. Rinkitink's MistakeChapter 9. Zelle's GiftChapter 10. Queen Kor's CunningChapter 11. Zella on CoregosChapter 12. Bilbil went wildChapter 13. Zella saves Prince InguChapter 14. EscapeChapter 15. Escape is right ItemsHead 16. Nikobob refuses the crown Chapter 17. The Dwarf King Chapter 18. Inga breaks up with pink pearlChapter 19. Rinkitink laughsChapter 20. Dorothy to the rescueChapter 21. The wizard makes a discoveryChapter 22. Reception at OzmaChapter 23. In the state of pearlsChapter 24. The king in captivity In this wonderful story full of dangerous adventures on the islands of the Unknown ocean, the main character is a boy, Prince Inga from the pearl island of Pingarea. Throughout the book, you will be entertained by the cheerful King Rinkitink with his jokes, and by the time you reach the last page, you will definitely fall in love with this fat, funny, little king. The goat Bilbil, with his gloomy disposition, differs sharply from his owner, the cheerful Rinkitink, and from Prince Inga, who shows courage and courage in the face of danger. Some readers may say that these the heroes of this story are three magical pearls, but King Kitticut and Queen Gary would have had little use for the pearls if not for Prince Inga, who was able to wisely and bravely use their help. Source: org/forum/viewtopic.php?tu003d4912422 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 illustrations are placed, as was done in the original Baum 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