Rinkitink in Oz

“Rinkitink in Oz: Wherein is Recorded the Perilous Quest of Prince Inga of Pingaree and King Rinkitink in Oz, which describes the dangerous journey of Prince Inga from Pingarei and King Rinkitink to the magical islands that are located outside the country of Oz” the Magical Isles that Lie Beyond the Borderland of Oz ) - the book of the American writer Lyman Baum , the tenth book in a series about the fabulous country of Oz . Published June 20, 1916, with color and black and white illustrations by artist John R. Neal . The book was dedicated to the author’s newborn grandson, Robert Alison Baum, the first child of the author’s second son, Robert Stanton Baum.

Rinkitink in Oz
Rinkitink in oz
Cover of the first edition of the book with illustrations by John Neal
Genre	children's literature
Author	Lymene Frank Baum
Original language	English
Date of first publication	1916
Publishing house	Reilly & britton
Cycle
Previous	Scarecrow from Oz
Following	The Missing Princess of Oz

Most of the action of the book takes place on three islands - Pingareya, Regos and Koregos - and in the caves of the king of the gnomes . After the Dwarf King Roquette Red, who later changed his name to , was overthrown (described in Baum’s 1914 Tick-Tok from Oz ), Baum had to rewrite the history of the Dwarf kingdom to explain his tenure Ruggedo's successor is Calico . None of the inhabitants of Oz — the heroes of the previous books in the series — participate in the adventures of the heroes until the culmination of the book. This is due to the fact that Baum wrote the original version of the book back in 1905 as an independent work, not related to the cycle about the country of Oz.

Rinkitink in the Country of Oz was one of six books in the series on the country of Oz, published by Rand McNally in 1939 in a form adapted specifically for young readers to popularize the film The Wizard of Oz .

Published in Russian in 1993, translated by M. Lipman with illustrations by A. Zasypkin ^[1] .