Land of Oz
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Once, there was a little girl named Dorothy who lived on a farm with her little dog, Toto. One day, a big, big wind came. Whoosh. The wind was a tornado and it spun their little house all around. Up, up, up it went, flying through the sky like a big kite. They flew far, far away to a magical new place. Dorothy was lost and wanted to go home. This is the story of The Wonderful Land of Oz, a place over the rainbow.
When the house landed with a little bump, Dorothy and Toto stepped outside. Wow. Everything was so colorful. Little people called Munchkins said hello. They told Dorothy to follow the big, bright Yellow Brick Road to find a wizard who could help her get home. So Dorothy and Toto started to walk. Walk, walk, walk. Soon, they met a floppy Scarecrow. He wanted a brain. Then they met a shiny Tin Woodman. He wanted a heart. Then they met a big, fuzzy Lion. He wanted to be brave. The new friends all walked together down the Yellow Brick Road to the big, green Emerald City.
The friends finally got to the Emerald City and met the Wizard. But the Wizard showed them a surprise. They already had what they wanted all along. The Scarecrow had smart ideas. The Tin Woodman was full of love for his friends. The Lion was very brave when he protected them. And Dorothy learned she had the power to go home, too. She just had to click the heels of her special silver shoes three times and wish. Click, click, click. She was back home. She learned that friends are magic and there is no place like home.
The Wonderful Land of Oz
Once, there was a little girl named Dorothy who lived on a farm with her little dog, Toto. One day, a big, big wind came. Whoosh. The wind was a tornado and it spun their little house all around. Up, up, up it went, flying through the sky like a big kite. They flew far, far away to a magical new place. Dorothy was lost and wanted to go home. This is the story of The Wonderful Land of Oz, a place over the rainbow.
When the house landed with a little bump, Dorothy and Toto stepped outside. Wow. Everything was so colorful. Little people called Munchkins said hello. They told Dorothy to follow the big, bright Yellow Brick Road to find a wizard who could help her get home. So Dorothy and Toto started to walk. Walk, walk, walk. Soon, they met a floppy Scarecrow. He wanted a brain. Then they met a shiny Tin Woodman. He wanted a heart. Then they met a big, fuzzy Lion. He wanted to be brave. The new friends all walked together down the Yellow Brick Road to the big, green Emerald City.
The friends finally got to the Emerald City and met the Wizard. But the Wizard showed them a surprise. They already had what they wanted all along. The Scarecrow had smart ideas. The Tin Woodman was full of love for his friends. The Lion was very brave when he protected them. And Dorothy learned she had the power to go home, too. She just had to click the heels of her special silver shoes three times and wish. Click, click, click. She was back home. She learned that friends are magic and there is no place like home.
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A classic American children's novel by L. Frank Baum about a Kansas farm girl named Dorothy who is transported by a cyclone to the magical Land of Oz. Along with her new friends, she journeys to the Emerald City to ask the ordinary man known as the Wizard of Oz to help her return home. He uses tricks to seem powerful, but he doesn't have any real magical abilities.
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