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Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz

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First published: 1908
Pages: 138

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Ch. 1 - The Earthquake
14:29
Ch. 2 - The Glass City
18:48
Ch. 3 - The Arrival of the Wizard
15:34
Ch. 4 - The Vegetable Kingdom
11:48
Ch. 5 - Dorothy picks the Princess
13:16
Ch. 6 - The Mangaboos Prove Dangerous
11:07
Ch. 7 - Into the Black Pit and Out Again
7:39
Ch. 8 - The Valley of Voices
10:39
Ch. 9 - They Fight the Invisible Bears
15:59
Ch. 10 - The Braided Man
9:57
Ch. 11 - They Meet the Wooden Gargoyles
13:40
Ch. 12 - A Wonderful Escape
15:24
Ch. 13 - The Den of the Dragonettes
12:22
Ch. 14 - Ozma Uses the Magic Belt
15:27
Ch. 15 - Old Friends are Reunited
17:10
Ch. 16 - Jim the Cab Horse
13:17
Ch. 17 - The Nine Tiny Piglets
13:38
Ch. 18 - The Trial of Eureka
9:01
Ch. 19 - The Wizard Performs Another Trick
11:29
Ch. 20 - Zeb Returns to the Ranch
5:00

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Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz was published in 1908 and brings back not just Dorothy but the original Wizard, who has not appeared since the first book. Dorothy is visiting her cousin Zeb on a California farm when an earthquake opens the ground beneath them. They fall through a series of underground countries with increasingly strange inhabitants: the Mangaboos, beautiful vegetable people who consider the visitors invasive weeds; the wooden Gargoyles of Gargoyleville; the invisible bears of Voe.

The Wizard, in his hot-air balloon from the first book, has also been swept underground, and he joins the party along with his cab horse Jim and a glass kitten called Eureka. The journey eventually surfaces in Oz, where Eureka is put on trial for allegedly eating one of Ozma's pet piglets. The trial sequence is genuinely funny and probably the most legally minded chapter Baum ever wrote. The book is a little episodic compared to Ozma of Oz, but the Wizard's return adds welcome continuity. Read after Ozma of Oz.

About the author

L. Frank Baum

Lyman Frank Baum was an American author best known for his children's fantasy books, particularly The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, part of a series. In addition to the 14 Oz books, Baum penned 41 other novels, 83 short stories, over 200 poems, and at least 42 scripts.