Book details
The Royal Book of Oz
Description
The Royal Book of Oz is the fifteenth in the series of Oz books. It finds the Scarecrow upset when Professor Woggle-bug tells him that he has no family, so he goes back to the corn-field where Dorothy Gale found him to trace his roots. The Scarecrow discovers that he was the King of the Silver Islands, a quasi-Chinese kingdom located underground beneath the Munchkin region of Oz.
Age
6-8
Text complexity
advanced
Length
162 pages
Book in series
#15
Why to read
- Continuation of a Classic Series: 'The Royal Book of Oz' is the fifteenth book in the original Oz series, allowing readers to continue exploring the magical world of Oz and its beloved characters. For fans of L. Frank Baum's work, this book offers further adventures and enchantment.
- Introduction of New Characters: This installment introduces new characters and places within the Oz universe, expanding the reader's imagination and providing fresh storylines to enjoy. It's an opportunity to meet the Scarecrow's family and delve into his origins.
- Themes of Identity and Self-Discovery: The book delves into themes of identity and self-discovery as the Scarecrow embarks on a quest to learn about his past. This journey resonates with readers of all ages who are interested in exploring their own place in the world.
- Classic Fantasy Literature: Reading 'The Royal Book of Oz' allows individuals to appreciate a piece of classic fantasy literature that has influenced the genre for over a century. It's a chance to engage with the timeless storytelling and whimsical creativity of Baum's literary legacy.