The Wonderful Wizard of Oz cover

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

L. Frank Baum (1856-1919)

Original en 39224 words First published 1900 United States

L. Frank Baum's 1900 classic, the original American fairy tale. A cyclone carries Dorothy and her dog Toto from grey Kansas to the marvellous land of Oz, where she must follow the yellow brick road to the Emerald City — gathering the Scarecrow who wants brains, the Tin Woodman who wants a heart, and the Cowardly Lion who wants courage — to ask the Wizard to send her home. Sharp, funny and strangely modern, it quietly argues that everything the travellers seek they already have.

Text sourced from Project Gutenberg (public domain in the United States); the Project Gutenberg trademark and license text have been removed on import. Public-domain status determined by the author's death year + 50 years rule.

Table of Contents

  1. 001 Chapter I 1143 words
  2. 002 Chapter II 2002 words
  3. 003 Chapter III 1960 words
  4. 004 Chapter IV 1439 words
  5. 005 Chapter V 2059 words
  6. 006 Chapter VI 1498 words
  7. 007 Chapter VII 1804 words
  8. 008 Chapter VIII 1928 words
  9. 009 Chapter IX 1388 words
  10. 010 Chapter X 1955 words
  11. 011 Chapter XI 3607 words
  12. 012 Chapter XII 3672 words
  13. 013 Chapter XIII 1190 words
  14. 014 Chapter XIV 1885 words
  15. 015 Chapter XV 2759 words
  16. 016 Chapter XVI 928 words
  17. 017 Chapter XVII 1156 words
  18. 018 Chapter XVIII 1166 words
  19. 019 Chapter XIX 1016 words
  20. 020 Chapter XX 1504 words
  21. 021 Chapter XXI 898 words
  22. 022 Chapter XXII 936 words
  23. 023 Chapter XXIII 1255 words
  24. 024 Chapter XXIV 76 words