by L. Frank Baum
About this book
When a devastating earthquake splits the California earth wide open, Dorothy and her companions plunge into an extraordinary underground world in L. Frank Baum's fourth Oz novel, *Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz*. What begins as a terrifying disaster becomes the gateway to one of the most captivating fantasy adventures ever written.
Separated from civilization, Dorothy, her cousins, and a collection of peculiar characters find themselves in the Land of the Mangaboos, a realm inhabited by mysterious Vegetable People with their own strange customs and dangers. As they navigate this surreal landscape, they encounter the Wonderful Wizard of Oz himself, who becomes their guide through increasingly bizarre and magical territories. With each new country they discover, they face fresh perils and wonders, from enchanted kingdoms to impossible landscapes.
When all seems lost, the powerful Princess Ozma appears to aid them in their desperate journey home. Throughout their quest, friendship, courage, and ingenuity become their greatest weapons against the unknown.
This classic fantasy adventure, beloved by generations of readers, captures the same sense of wonder and magic that made the original Oz stories timeless. Perfect for listeners seeking imaginative escapism and tales of adventure, *Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz* reminds us why Baum's enchanted world continues to captivate audiences of all ages. Discover why the Oz phenomenon remains a cornerstone of American children's literature.
