The Lost Princess of Oz (Oz, #11)
Book 8 of L. Frank Baum's immortal OZ books, in which Ozma is lost -- as are all the known magical instruments in Oz -- and how the search party of Dorothy, the Wizard and other loyal friends embarks upon bizarre adventures and meets such strange creatures as the Frogman and the Lavender Bear...
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Book 8 of L. Frank Baum's immortal OZ books, in which Ozma is lost -- as are all the known magical instruments in Oz -- and how the search party of Dorothy, the Wizard and other loyal friends embarks upon bizarre adventures and meets such strange creatures as the Frogman and the Lavender Bear while trying to find her.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9780345333674 (0345333675)
Publish date: November 12th 1980
Publisher: Del Rey Books
Pages no: 304
Edition language: English
Series: Oz (#11)
I'd finally broken through the long dark night of poor Oz books with 'Rinkitink in Oz', the books still fail to work as delights in their own right, but at least Baum feels a little free to actually experiment with his writing again. 'The Lost Princess of Oz' has a good plot to begin with - Ozma is ...
I've been reading this one for ages. The wear is definitely showing on this one.
11th in the series - the general plot is a search through Oz for the missing Ozma of Oz. Lots of the familiar lovable characters and some fun new ones too. A lot of the books are self contained and can be read independent of the series, but I wouldn't say that is the case with this book.
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