The Wonderful Wizard of Oz | Compare and Contrast
1900s: Children’s books are predominantly morality tales that teach heavy-handed lessons. Many of these stories are purposely frightening to intimidate children into behaving properly.
Today: Many forms and styles of children’s books are popular. While many children’s books teach lessons, they do so in subtle and appealing ways. Books are generally written to engage children’s imaginations so that they will be enjoyable.
1900: Industrial and technological innovations are on the rise. Although the railroad,...
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