Ozma of OZ - Illustrated

Ozma of OZ - Illustrated - Oz Books #3

by Maria-Nefeli & Melina Malliarou

Ozma of Oz – Illustrated
Oz Books #3
Illustrated by Maria-Nefeli & Melina Malliarou

Continue the magical journey through the Land of Oz with this beautifully illustrated edition of Ozma of Oz, the third book in L. Frank Baum's beloved Oz series.

Part of Erebus Society's Oz Books collection, this edition celebrates the imagination of contemporary artists by inviting a different illustrator to reinterpret each classic Oz adventure. Every volume presents a unique artistic vision while preserving Baum's timeless storytelling.

This edition is especially unique, as it has been illustrated by young artists Maria-Nefeli and Melina Malliarou. Their creativity, spontaneity, and uninhibited imagination bring a fresh perspective to Baum's enchanting world, capturing the wonder of childhood through artwork that is both charming and deeply expressive. Echoing Pablo Picasso's famous observation that it took a lifetime to learn to paint like a child, these illustrations celebrate the boundless imagination that lies at the heart of every fairy tale.

Originally published in 1907, Ozma of Oz follows Dorothy Gale on another unforgettable adventure, introducing readers to memorable new characters, magical kingdoms, extraordinary creatures, and the rightful ruler of Oz herself—Princess Ozma.

Perfect for collectors, families, lovers of illustrated classics, and readers of all ages, this beautifully produced edition offers a fresh artistic interpretation of one of the most imaginative works in children's fantasy literature.

About the Illustrators

Maria-Nefeli and Melina Malliarou are young artists whose imaginative illustrations bring a unique warmth and originality to Baum's classic tale. Their work reflects the creativity and sense of wonder that have made the Oz books beloved by generations of readers.

Details:

Pages: 164

Trim Size: 6" x 9" (15.24 x 22.86 cm)

Edition: 1st

ISBN: 978-1912461547

Publication Date: 13 February 2024