TITLE FONT WIZARD OF OZ SERIES
My recommendation is to try to read the first seven or so books in order, to help set up the entire series and its characters, then read the rest of the books in whatever order you choose. Any information you might need to know from a previous book is usually summarized in the book you're reading. While it's nice to read them in the order they were published, it's not critical, as each story is self-contained. Neill from Kabumpo in Oz, © 1922 The Reilly and Lee Co.It all depends. The stories are all the complete and original creations of the men and women who wrote them. This does not mean in any way that the stories are based on anything Baum wrote. Frank Baum's name had to be in the same size and typeface as the book's author. Not only did the phrase have to be on new Oz books, L. This was part of the contract between Reilly and Lee and Maud Baum to allow the series to continue. Frank Baum" was included as part of every book published by Reilly and Lee. Frank Baum's name on the cover?īeginning with Kabumpo in Oz, the phrase "Founded on and Continuing the Famous Oz Stories by L. If the later books are written by other authors, why is L.
The Wishing Horse of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1935).Speedy in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1934).The Purple Prince of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1932).Pirates in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1931).The Yellow Knight of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1930).Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1929).The Giant Horse of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1928).The Gnome King of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1927).The Hungry Tiger of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1926).The Lost King of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1925).Grampa in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1924).The Cowardly Lion of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1923).Kabumpo in Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1922).
The Royal Book of Oz (Ruth Plumly Thompson, 1921).Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz, with Little Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz used in the running titles at the top of the pages (L.The Land of Oz, originally published as The Marvelous Land of Oz (L.Frank Baum, 1900) also published as The New Wizard of Oz (1903) The Wizard of Oz, originally published as The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (L.They were also listed on dust jackets and advertisements from the then-official publishers, Reilly and Lee. Here is the complete list of the Famous Forty Oz books (often shortened to the FF) - the ones that most Oz fans agree are true Oz - along with their authors, dates of publication, and the front cover of the first edition. 20 Have the Oz books ever been banned, edited, or censored?.19 Are Oz books available at my local library?.18 Why are there so many inconsistencies in the Oz books?.17 What's with all the drug references in Oz?.16 Is it true that The Wizard of Oz was written as a political tract?.15 What's this I hear about a different Oz series in Russia?.14 Were the Oz books ever published in countries outside of the United States?.13 Are the Oz books still under copyright?.12 Did The Wizard of Oz or any of the other Oz books ever receive any book awards?.11 For what age are the Oz books written?.10 Early editions of The Royal Book of Oz say that it was written by Baum, but later ones say it was written by Ruth Plumly Thompson.9 What's the difference between The Marvelous Land of Oz and The Land of Oz?.8 What's the difference between the books The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The Wizard of Oz, and The New Wizard of Oz?.7 What's the first line of The Wizard of Oz?.4 If these are the "official" Oz books, does that mean that there are others?.3 In what order should I read these books?.2 If the later books are written by other authors, why is L.
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