Oz is a wonderful land where animals talk and the streets are paved in yellow bricks. A place where the beautiful Queen Ozma rules from the Emerald City in a loving kingdom of Munchkins, Winkies, Gillikins, and Quadlings. A country where nothing can ever really go wrong and evil is merely a bumbling fool. Until the Nome King took control... Now as the years have passed since the Nome King wrested power from Ozma, the rightful Queen of Oz, the land...

"Allies and Enemies" - The mayhem in Munchkinland continues! Mary is caught up in a battle between her new friends the Freedom Fighters and the evil Ladies Auxiliary Brigade led by the Nome King's henchwoman, Witch Mombi. At the same time, Kevin, Peter, Max and the newly dis-enchanted Scarecrow meet up with the second Evil King, the Tin Woodsman. And does he have an axe to grind!

Based on the series of novels from Frank L. Baum. Return to and witness the incredible land of OZ after Dorothy and Toto had their famous adventure. But now… The Emerald City is tarnished. The Yellow Brick Road is in ruins. Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion, are gone. OZ is no longer a happy fantasyland of wonderful wizards and innocent singers. It is an OZ where a great evil has darkened the skies and come to despoil the land. And into this world of...

"All Things Wicked" - Queen Ozma discovers that OZ has truly been changed forever when her former subjects, the Quadlings, refuse her request to join an army against the Nome King. They no longer see her as fit to lead them. Peter and Dorothy encounter a band of sword-wielding goblins in the tunnels below the Emerald Castle. And the Freedom Fighters make a daring aerial assault of the Emerald Castle and come face to face with a desperate and deadly...

Wrongly accused of his wife's murder, and beset by bizarre dreams, Martin finds everyday life almost more than he can bear.Martin's wife is dead-murdered-and the authorities have it all wrong when they arrest Martin for the crime. He's devastated, confused, vulnerable, and lost after being released on bail.Desperate to reconnect with someone-anyone-he meets and confides in a beautiful redhead. She offers to help him recover from this crisis, but nothing...

The Silver Princess in Oz (1938) is the thirty-second of the Oz books created by L. Frank Baum and his successors, and the eighteenth written by Ruth Plumly Thompson. It was illustrated by John R. Neill. In this story, young King Randy of Regalia (from Thompson's The Purple Prince of Oz) is visited by his old friend, Kabumpo, the Elegant Elephant of Pumperdink. Together, they set out to visit their friend Jinnicky the Red Jinn (also from Purple Prince)...

In today's economic and political climate, protecting yourself means asking the right questions. You can't ask the right questions if your mind's encumbered by what you think you may understand. Who's the man behind the curtain? What's this thing we call money? It's not what you think. We've burdened the government with all our problems but do they have the capacity to solve them? Do we want them to? What's the difference between freedom "of" and...

Captain Samuel Salt (from Pirates in Oz) sails the Nonestic Ocean and discovers Ozamaland, a legendary land of flying animals, as well as the famous White City of Om, and other places.

Introduction by the Author This is the Cowardly Lion's book, because it is mostly about him and the people who were hunting him. Why, I do not believe there has been so much excitement in Oz since the Scarecrow fell down his family tree. Imagine anyone daring to hunt our dear old jolly friend, just as if he were a common, man-eating creature, and imagine-! But here I go telling the whole story. Read it yourself and then tell me exactly what you think...

A 22-year-old Dorothy Gale searches for the Fountain of Youth so she can return to her twelve-year-old self after having been imprisoned by the Nome King while he ruled the Land of Oz. However, she along with Scarecrow, Tin Man and Hungry Tiger discover an abandoned castle in Oz haunted by golems! Based on the timeless classic L. Frank Baum Oz books.