The Wizard of Oz - A Novel About the Great Depression

The novel actually is about the economic woes of the 18 nineties. So there's something about scarlet o'hara's struggling that does resonate with the 19 thirties. The big lesson comes at the end, when dorothy discovers what. After all that travel and trying to get help in solving all her troubles, she finally comes to the conclusion. There's no no place like home. Or maybe the great depression was not as as it seemed, after all,. Any questions? Obviously, if you need leave, please feel free. You may want to use the the back door there. If anybody has any questions, i'll be happy to entertain them. I actually have