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The green people of the Land of Oz

Artwork from an illustrated version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The book, which features over fifty colour artworks, is published by the Ronshin Group, under their Lelequ imprint

'The Queen of the Field Mice' chapter nine. Saved by the Tin Woodman from a ferocious wildcat, the Queen of the Field Mice asks what favour she can do in return. She gathers all her subjects to carry the lion out of the poppy field where he and Dorothy have succumbed to the opium and fallen asleep

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Chapter fifteen 'The Discovery of Oz the Terrible'

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Title page

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From Chapter eight: When Dorothy and her companions are just about to arrive at the Emerald City, the Wicked Witch casts a spell to put a poppy field in their path

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'How Dorothy Saved the Scarecrow' from chapter three where Dorothy makes her first friend on her journey to the Emerald City

Artwork from an illustrated version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The book, which features over fifty colour artworks, is published by the Ronshin Group, under their Lelequ imprint

The Magical Golden Cap - any person who wears the cap can control the Winged Monkeys

Spread from an illustrated version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The book, which features over fifty colour artworks, is published by the Ronshin Group, under their Lelequ imprint

'The Dainty China Country' Chapter twenty: The friends look over the porcelain wall that separates China Country from the rest of the land of Oz. A small china dog looks back at them from a world where everything is made out of china

Artwork from an illustrated version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The book, which features over fifty colour artworks, is published by the Ronshin Group, under their Lelequ imprint

'The Cowardly Lion' from chapter six. After rescuing the Tin Woodman in the forest, Toto and Dorothy's next acquaintance is the lion. Fearfully he roars at the dog and is scolded by Dorothy for being a coward

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The wonderful city of oz, the characters approach the palace

Artwork from an illustrated version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The book, which features over fifty colour artworks, is published by the Ronshin Group, under their Lelequ imprint

'The Search for the Wicked Witch' Chapter twelve: The Wicked Witch and her wolves watch the progress of the four friends

Artwork from an illustrated version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The book, which features over fifty colour artworks, is published by the Ronshin Group, under their Lelequ imprint

'The Flight of the Monkeys' from chapter twelve. At the behest of the Wicked Witch the Winged Monkeys carry away Dorothy and the lion. The remains of the Woodman are on the rocks and the Scarecrow in the tree

Artwork from an illustrated version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The book, which features over fifty colour artworks, is published by the Ronshin Group, under their Lelequ imprint

Cover artwork

From an illustrated version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The book, which features over fifty colour artworks, is published by the Ronshin Group, under their Lelequ imprint

'The Rescue' from chapter thirteen: The Winkies and the Woodman rescuing the Scarecrow

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The countryside of the Quadlings

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'The Guardian of the Gates' Chapter ten: The many forms of the Wizard of Oz, as imagines by the farmer and his wife

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The Hammer-heads looking out from the rocks in Quadling Country. These creatures strike any intruders and temporarily block Dorothy's path, but are eventually bypassed with the help of the Winged Monkeys

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'The Wonderful City of Oz' Chapter eleven: Dorothy meets the wizard in the throne room

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The Winged Monkeys carry everyone back to Oz

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'The Council with the Munchkins' from chapter two of the story, where Dorothy encounters the talented blue clothed farmers, the first inhabitants she meets on arriving in Oz

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Unbeknownst to Dorothy she had always had the power to return home by clicking the heels of her silver shoes (ruby slippers in the film) a fact that she finds out only at the end of the story

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Chapter One: The Cyclone

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'Glinda the Good Witch' In chapter twenty-three Dorothy asks Glinda to help her get home after her adventures in Oz are over

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'Home Again' in the final chapter Dorothy is reunited with Aunt Em and Uncle Henry

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The little house on the Kansas prairie

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The stork who rescues the scarecrow from the river

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Aunt Em and Uncle Henry

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The wild crows