Bedtime Story Suggestion: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz AND Ozma of Oz (Illustrated Edition)

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Click the link to download: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz [Illustrated]

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Click the link to download: Ozma of Oz [Illustrated]

Amazon Description: The Wizard of Oz: The book that started it all. If you’ve never had the pleasure of reading the original version (silver slippers?!) of the story as Baum and Denslow intended, this is the best (perhaps the only) digital version with all the illustrations included.

Amazon Description: Ozma of Oz: In 1907, Baum responded to countless readers’ letters, clamoring for more tales about the Land of Oz. What had started as a stand-alone fairytale, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, gave way to another stand-alone sequel in 1904, The Marvelous Land of Oz. But it is the third Oz book, Ozma of Oz, where Baum and his illustrating partner, John R. Neill, produce the first Oz book that establishes the indelible tone and formula for the rest of the series. The successful approach in Ozma of Oz combines the best of the first two Oz books, starting with the return of the uniquely “American” Dorothy — who was absent in the second book — and integrating some of the darker fantasy elements and realistic illustrations of the sequel.

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