This is a story about two children who find an old merry-go-round in a junkyard. It appears, at first glance, to be the same one their parents used to ride when they were young. Soon, they discover that it is by traveling with the Wizard of Oz and a special Munchkin to the Emerald City and it becomes extra special when they are able to ride the merry-go-round with their parents. Of course, their grandparents don’t believe them. Their story seems a little too far fetched but, the children prove their point with a surprise ending that will be near

The Green Star of Oz is a Special Oz Story that might tug at your heartstrings. (The Tin Woodman told me it could.) It is for the millions who love Oz. It is for my great-grandfather, L. Frank Baum. (You’ll find out why it is.) It would be difficult to love Oz after these more than 100 years and not love its author as well. Of course, it is obvious to millions that his books were written “to gladden the heart” and therefore to entertain. There are no other reasons or messages. And so to Oz we go, for a

From the great-grandson of L. Frank Baum, first founder of OZ, comes this delightful story of beauty and adventure for Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Lion. In this simple tale, we meet a new OZ character, the REWOLF, whose looks turn from disarming to charming after Dorothy and her companions help him gain the strength and confidence he needs to know the meaning of beauty and friendship.By the way, can you make another word from the name REWOLF? This is a great book for young children that can be read in one bedtime’s reading. It has colorful