Toto is a fictional character created by illustrator Bernard Wolfhard, who is best known for his comic books such as “Blackspool” and “APomsday”. Toto (aka “Totoro”) is a seven-year old orphan who lives with his foster family in an apartment block in Paris. He is portrayed by Australian actor Nick Nolte. In the book, Toto escapes to Paris in order to assist in the search for his true biological father. However, he ends up joining the sinister underground society called the Gang of Splicers where he battles Spider-Man.
In the movie, Toto is played by former Disney Channel star Drew Barrymore, who has made two movies based on his life story. It is quite likely that both of these actors have seen each other in some form of entertainment. This is evident in the first scene in which Toto races through a group of women who are chasing a young Tin Man doll. The movie version of toto is a much younger child who is played by Willow Shields. Although both of these actors have achieved mainstream popularity in their own right, they also have had a long association with the world of film and theater.
Many of the characters in both “TOTO” and “Hollywood Forever” are based on stories which originally appeared in “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz”. In this film, Toto is shown operating a metal detector and searching for the mystical “Dorothy” whom he feels may be living in the underground cave. While searching, Toto meets the friendly and caring witch Glenda the Good Witch, who takes him to the Oz kingdom where Oz is the ruler. Glenda is the patron deity of Toto and he becomes her latest apprentice after he saves her from an attack of white snake-like creatures. In the subsequent books, Glenda becomes the mentor of Toto and the two begin to search for the legendary “Wizards” so as to learn more about the world they live in and the forces which shape it.
“TOTO” has gone on to become one of the most popular children’s books in history. It was made into a number of films and has been the basis for many parodies and cameos by famous stars such as Whoopi Goldberg, Yul Brynner, and Steve McQueen. It also spawned a number of sequel books, most of which focused on Glenda the Good Witch having to go on a quest to find her prince Chunk. Other books related to the adventures of Toto include “TOTO: Search for Zero” and “Chunk of Truth”.
Due to its universal popularity, the original “TOTO” book is available in numerous languages across the world. In addition to being translated into more than thirty languages, the books are available in CD, audio cassette, and video formats. While the majority of traditional libraries will offer a limited selection of toto books in their collections, you can expect to find several copies of “TOTO” in used bookstores and even online auction websites.
“TOTO” may be an uncommon book to find in a typical book store, but it is more likely to be found in a large used bookstore or online. Its uniqueness and enduring tale will no doubt continue to attract readers for years to come. The author, Ornell Y. Corriveau, received many awards and honors for his contribution to the field of mythology. He has been nominated for numerous Academy Awards and was known for his original, humorous, and whimsical style of storytelling.