by Danielle Paige
This was a great backstory for the rest of the Dorothy Must Die series. This was more of a direct sequel than the original novel in this series. It handles Dorothy, and how she gets from what we see at the end of the original source material to what we see at the beginning of this series. Watchi...
So we finally get to find out how Dorothy made it back to Oz and how she came to be in power. When I was reading Dorothy Must Die, it never occurred to me to wonder about Aunt Em and Uncle Henry…let's just say their story is full of irony and leave it at that. No Place Like Oz focuses on what makes ...
I adore all things Oz. This is an enjoyable prequel to 'Dorothy Must Die.' I appreciate it more having already read the first book. This story tells about the two years after Dorothy made it home to Kansas, is miserable, and eventually makes it back. It was interesting to see the progress of how c...
Initially gave this 3 stars.I know which side I'm on now though.Original review:Damn it, I didn't want to actually UNDERSTAND where Dorothy was coming from and why she is the way she is. This story definitely humanizes her a lot more and it changed my thinking towards Glinda and Ozma. But now I don'...
Series: Dorothy Must Die 0.5 Author: Danielle Paige Genre: Young Adult Publisher: HarperCollins Release Date: 11/12/2013 Format: ebook Source: Purchased at Barnes & Noble "Amazingly twisted..." Ridiculously Short Plot This is two years after Dorothy's first visit to Oz and she returns with her ...
Prequel novella to upcoming novel "Dorothy Must Die." Dorothy's return to Oz. I was, admittedly, disappointed. While I thought the concept was delightfully unique (I purchased this prequel in anticipation of the upcoming novel), I found the execution to be extremely simplistic. Of course, it *is* a ...
I get that the novel following this, Dorothy Must Die, pits Dorothy as a villain, and that's a hell of a twist in OZ lore. No Place Like OZ sets up the story - Dorothy hasn't transitioned completely to evil here, however. The story begins in Kansas, presumably early 20th century, and Dorothy is putt...
This is the prequel to the new Dorothy Must Die series, and since it had been published months ago, I figured I'd dive into this one first before starting in on book one. I'd been looking forward to the entire idea that Dorothy Gale, beloved hero of the Munchkins and the Land of Oz ends up being a ...
I am not sure what to rate this, for now a 1.5.I am just disappointed. Dorothy isn't evil, she is just a bitch (sorry for my language) and rude to friends and family, who all just want the best for her and only care for her. What do they get? Mindcontrol, bitchy behaviour and more. Let's just say I ...
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