Ruth Plumly Thompson - The Royal Book of Oz (version 3)

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Audiobook The Royal Book of Oz (version 3)

Author: Ruth Plumly Thompson

Genres: Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales,

26.11.2019

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Preface by the AuthorProfessor Wogglebug's Great IdeaThe Scarecrow's Family TreeDown the Magic Bean PoleDorothy's Lonely BreakfastSir Hokus of PokesSinging Their Way Out of PokesThe Scarecrow Is Hailed As Emperor!The Scarecrow Studies the Silver Island"Save Us With Your Magic, Exalted One!"Princess Ozma and Betsy Bobbin Talk It OverSir Hokus Overcometh the GiantDorothy and Sir Hokus Come to Fix CityDancing Beds and the Road That UnrolledSons and Grandsons Greet the ScarecrowThe Three Princes Plot to Undo the EmperorDorothy and Her Guardians Meet New FriendsDoubty and Camy Vanish Into SpaceDorothy Finds the Scarecrow!Planning to Fly From the Silver IslandDorothy Upsets the Ceremony of the IslandThe Escape From the Silver IslandThe Flight of the ParasolSafe at Last in the Land of OzHomeward Bound to the Emerald City

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"Of course, we all knew the Scarecrow was a very fine fellow, but surely we never guessed he ascended from an emperor. Most of us descend from our ancestors, but the Scarecrow really ASCENDED.The Scarecrow had a most exciting and adventurous time on the Silver Isle and Dorothy and the Cowardly Lion just ran out of one adventure into another trying to rescue him. They made some charming new friends in their travels—Sir Hokus of Pokes, the Doubtful Dromedary, and the Comfortable Camel. You'll find them very unusual and likable. They have the same peculiar, delightful and informal natures that we love in all the queer Oz people." From the introduction. When Frank Baum died, he left notes for the next book in the Oz series and they were used to write this delightful story. - Summary by Introduction and Phil Chenevert