The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

About The Series: Symbolized Classics

The Symbolized Classic is specifically designed for readers with learning disabilities and those with Special Education Needs. Utilizing a wide range of accessible features, this book aims to provide an easier reading experience for many to enjoy. Presenting an accessible approach to reading, the text provides images / symbols that sit above the key words. These provide visual clues for the reader, enhancing comprehension and cognition. This Symbolized Classic aims to remove barriers to reading, enabling people with learning difficulties to read using a rebus image system, rather than relying solely on the words.

Also featuring simplified text, clear illustrations, a free audio book and an additional signed video. An abridged version of a well-loved classic, enabling readers with Special Needs and Communication Disabilities to foster a love of reading.

An adapted, illustrated and accessible edition of L. Frank Baum’s classic heart-warming tale now featuring symbols alongside the text to support reading.

Enjoy Every Cherry’s new adaptation of Easier Classics’ The Wonderful Wizard of Oz featuring illustrations, sensory features and symbols to accompany the text to aid in reading comprehension and accessibility. Our shorter versions of the text allow for the same great stories to be delivered in a condensed but still equally fun and entertaining edition of L. Frank Baum’s exciting book.

This story follows Dorothy and her dog Toto when their house gets blown away in a storm and lands in the wonderful world of Oz. Dorothy and Toto must follow the yellow brick road on an adventure through Oz to get back home ...

Lyman Frank Baum was an American author best known for his children’s books. Born in New York state, he was involved in writing and theater all his life.

Archina is a freelance illustrator from Naples, Italy, where she studied illustration at Scuola Italiana di Comix. She loves bringing magical characters and worlds to life with her illustrations. She has worked on some fantastic children’s books and hopes to be able to tell stories through her images for the rest of her life!