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The Wizardry of Oz
by Jay Scarfone
The artistry and magic of the 1939 MGM classic - revised and expanded. |
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100 Years of Oz
by John Fricke
Containing over a century of classic Oz images. |
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The Zen of Oz
by Joey Green
Learn Ten spiritual lessons from over the rainbow.. |
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Tarot of Oz
by David Sexton
What do Tarot Cards and Oz have in common? Find out here. |
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Wizard of Oz Pup-Up Book
by L. Frank Baum
Illustrated by Robert Sabuda
This is not the standard "pull tab" pop up book. Prepeare
to be astonished by the wonderful illustrations. |
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Wicked
by Gregory Maguire
The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West. |
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The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number One
The best currently available editions of The Wizard of Oz
and its sequels are the Books of Wonder editions. |
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Ozma of Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number Three
Introduces the Nome King. |
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The Road to Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number Five
The Shaggy Man, the Rainbow's Daughter, and a host of others go to Ozma's Birthday party. |
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Tik-Tok of Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number Eight
Betsy Bobbin and her mule are shipwrecked in Oz. |
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The Scarecrow of Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number Nine
Trot and Captain Bill are introduced to Oz and its characters. |
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Rinkitink in Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number Ten
Prince Inga of Pingaree and Bilbil the goat must rescue their family. |
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The Tin Woodman of Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number Twelve
The Tin Man and friends set out to find the Tin Man's lost true love. |
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The Magic of Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number Thirteen
The Nome King brings mayhem to the Emerald City - again. |
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Glinda of Oz
by L Frank Baum
Oz Number Fourteen
Ozma and Dorothy travel to an enchanted island and are imprisoned there. |
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A Short Biography of Bruce Gray
Who am I?
I'm Bruce Gray - an original Trekker. I'm married, and have
been for over 25 years. I have a daughter and a cat. I'm
really into role-playing games and other gaming. I'm a big
Sci-Fi and Fantasy fan. I've read all the L Frank Baum books,
including most of his non-Oz fantasies, as well as most of the
Ruth Plumly Thompson and other authors. I've even read a few of
the newer non-canon Oz books. I enjoy the MGM "Wizard of
Oz" and have many Oz non-fiction books in my library. I
have always felt that Oz should be recognized as America's
Fairy Tale, and have been a member of the International
Wizard of Oz Club. You might say that I'm an Oz fanatic! |
