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Book

and

Record

The

Story

Of

TOG

WIZARD

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pictures

the

record

the book



The

story

Of

THE

WIZARD

OF

OZ

This is the

story

of

THE

WIZARD

OF

OZ.

You

can

read along

with me

in

your

book.

You

will know

it

is time to

turn the page

when you

hear the

chimes

ring

like

this

.

.

.

LET'S

BEGIN

NOW:



orothy

and

her

little

dog

Toto

lived

on

a

small

farm

in Kansas.

She loved Toto

very

much,

and

they

would

play

together all the time



One

day

there

was

a

terrible

cyclone.

We

must

get to

the

cellar, Toto

cried

Dorothy.

But it was too

late.

The whiriing

wind lifted the

farmhouse into the

air

and

carried

Dorothy

and

Toto to the

faraway

land

of

Oz.



•

Tiie

farmhouse

landed

with

a

jolt.

Dorothy

and

Toto

stepped

out

of the house

and looked around.

Oh, my,

Toto

The

house

fell on

somebody

I didn't

mean

to

hurt

anyone.

A happy

group of little

people rushed up

to

Dorothy.

Wel-

come

to

Oz

We

are

the

Munchkins,

and

that

person

you

landed on

was the

Wicked

Witch of the

East. You

have

freed

us

from

her

evil

spell

forever Thank

you



Another witch appeared, but this

was

the

Good Witch

of

the

North.

Dorothy,

you

were very

brave to free

the

Munchkins.

If

there

is

any

favor

I

can

grant,

just

ask.

Canyoushowmethe

way

back to

Kansas?

asked

Dorothy.

Only the

Wizard

of

Oz

can

help you

with

that.

But

here,

take

these magic

silver

shoes

that belonged

to

the

Wicked

Witch

of

the East.

They

may

be

of

use

to you

later

on.

Now

follow

the

Yellow

Brick

Road

all

the

way

to

the

Emerald

City.

There

you

will

find the Wizard of Oz.



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On

the road,

Dorothy

met

a

talking scarecrow.

My

head is

full

of straw,and people

think I'm a fool, sighed

the

Scarecrow.

I'd

give

anything

to

have

a

brain.

I'll

bet

the

Wizard of Oz could giveyou

one,

said

Dorothy.

I'm

on

my way

to

see him

right

this minute. Why don't you

6

join Toto

and me

on

our

journey?



Farther

down

the

Yellow

Brick

Road,

the

tiny

group found a

Tin

Woodman

who was rusted stiff.

After

Dorothy

oiled

the

rusty

joints, the Tin Woodman

was

able

to

move

freely.

Ah,

thank

you, little

girl. I feel

good as new—

even

though

I

still

have no

heart.

When the

tinsmith made

me, he

forgot to give

me one.

It

sounds like you

need

to see

the Wizard

of

Oz,

too cried

Dorothy.

Come

along

with

us



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As

they

traveled

through

a

forest,

a

huge

Lion Ispi^g

at

Toto

and

roared Don't

you

dare

bite

Toto

shouted

Dorothy.

The

Lion

bhnked a tear

and

then hung his head in shame.

Dorothy

was

shocked. Why

you're nothing

but a big coward

I

know,

sniffed

the Lion.

I'd

love

to

have

some

courage.

The

Wizard

of Oz

is going to

give

Scarecrow a brain and

me

a heart,

said the Tin

Woodman.

Maybe

he can

help

you,

too





So

the Lion joined Dorothy, Toto,

Scarecrow,

and the Tin

Woodman. Soon the

Yellow Brick

Road

led

them

to the Emer-

ald

City.

The guard at the gate told Dorothy that few

people

ever

saw

the

Great

Oz

but

that

she

and

her

friends

had

been

granted an

audience.

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The

tiny

group

nervously entered

the huge Throne

Room

and

approached

the

Wizard. He

hstened

to their

requests and

then

answered,

I

have

heard

that you

destroyed

the Wicked

Witch

of

the

East.

If

you

can

rid

us

of

her

sister,

the

Wicked

Witch of the West,

then I will grant

all your wishes.

Now

go



But

the

Wicked

Witch

was

determined

to

destroy

Dorothy

/

and

her

friends.

She

sent

a

pack

of

hungry

wolves

to

eat

them

up.

This

is

my

fight

said

the

Tin

Woodman.

He

swung

his^

fiercely.

The

frightened

wolves turned

and

ran.

^^

>*



A

screeching, black cloud of birds darkened

the sky. Crows '

shouted the Scarecrow.

This

is my specialty

He

waved

his

arms excitedly. Boo

Go

away

Shoo

You

saved

us, Scarecrow,

sighed

Dorothy.

Thank

you.

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2

§



The Witch

was furious

She sent

her winged

Monkeys

to

capture the Httle group

Chattering

monkeys

swooped

down,:

14

grabbed

the

travelers,

and

flew back to the Witch's

castle.





\i

Dorothy

was brought

before

the Wicked Witch

of

the West.

So,

you

and

your

friends

were

going

to

destroy

me, eh?

Well,

I've

turned

the

tables

on

all of

you

The Tin Woodman

is

battered and

bent

on a

pile

of

sharp

rocks.

The Scarecrow

is

completely unstuffed. I've

harnessed

your

Cowardly

Lion to a

heavy

cart.

And as

for

you,

my dear,

you

and

your pesky dog

will

16

spend the

rest

of

your

life

working

here

in my

castle





You are

very wicked

cried

Dorothy, and

with

that

she

threw

a bucket of water all over the

Witch.

Oh, no

screamed

the

evil

woman. Water

will

make me

shrink

and

melt

away

Oh,

I'm

shrinking—

melting-melting...

Within

moments the Wicked Witch

was

nothing

more than

a

puddle on the

floor,



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The Witch's

slaves

were now free. To

show their

gratitude,

they

patched

up the

Tin Woodman,

filled the

Scarecrow

with

new

straw,

and

released the Lion.

Soon

Dorothy

and

her

friends

were

on

their

way

back

to

the

Emerald

City.



The

Wizard

was

delighted

to

see them. You have done what

I

asked,

and

you

shall be rewarded

So

the

Scarecrow received

his brain,

the Tin Woodman

his

heart,and

the Lion

his courage.



22

;How

will

I

get

back

to

Kansas?

asked

Dorothy.

The

Wizard smiled.

You've

had the

power

all

along.

Your

magic silver shoes will

take

you

anywhere you

command

Dorothy

sadly

turned

to

her friends.

It

will

be

wonderful

to

return home,

but

I shall miss

you

all

dearly. She

kissed

them

all

goodbye.

Then

with the

help

of her

magic

shoes,

Doroth>-

and Toto flew back to

their home in

Kansas.





24

Your

complete

series



contains the

following

titles:

301

SLEEPING BEAUTY

302 MARY

POPPINS

303

THREE

LITTLE PIGS

304 PETER PAN

305

101 DALMATIANS

306 ALICE

IN

WONDERLAND

307

LADY

AND

THE

TRAMP

308

CINDERELLA

309

BAMBI

310 SNOW

WHITE

311 PINOCCHIO

312

MOTHER

GOOSE RHYMES

313

WINNIE

THE POOH

-

HONEY TREE

314

7

DWARFS

DIAMOND

MINE

315

GOLDILOCKS

&

3

BEARS

317

HANSEL

AND QRETEL

318 BLACK

BEAUTY

319

JUNGLE

BOOK

321

PETER

AND

THE

WOLF

322

HEIDI

323

irS

A

SMALL

WORLD

324

DUMBO

326

ACTING

OUT

THE

ABC'S

327

WINNIE

THE POOH

-

BLUSTERY DAY

328

LITTLE

RED RIDING

HOOD

329

BABES

IN

TOYLAND

330 LITTLE

HIAWATHA

331

GRASSHOPER AND THE ANTS

332 LITTLE RED HEN

333 WINNIE THE POOH

AND

TIGGER

334

MICKEY MOUSE,

BRAVE

LITTLE TAILOR

335 JOHNNY APPLESEED

337

THE

GINGERBREAD MAN

338 MORE

JUNGLE

BOOK

339 THE

HAUNTED

MANSION

340 THE UGLY DUCKLING

341

THE EMPERORS

NEW

CLOTHES

343 THUMPER'S RACE

346 RAPUNZEL

347 THE WIZARD

OF

OZ

348 MICKEY

AND

THE BEANSTALK

349

THE ARISTOCATS

LAMBERT.

THE

SHEEPISH

LION

THE

LITTLE

HOUSE

SWISS

FAMILY

ROBINSON

20.000

LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA

SINBAD

THE

SAILOR

DAVY

CROCKETT

TREASURE ISLAND

MORE

MOTHER

GOOSE

BRER

RABBIT

A

THE TAR

BABY

ROBIN HOOD

WINNIE

THE POOH AND TIGGER TOO

THE

RESCUERS

THE HOBBIT

PETE'S DRAGON

THE

BLACK

HOLE

THE

RETURN

OF

THE

KING

THE FOX

AND

THE

HOUND



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