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The Road to Oz
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UnclesKings and rulersFantasy literatureAnimals, MythicalVoyages and travelsMagicGale, Dorothy (Fictitious character)Good and evil
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"The Road to Oz" by L. Frank Baum is a children's novel written in the early 20th century. This installment in the renowned Oz series follows Dorothy as she embarks on another adventure beyond her Kansas home. Alongside her, she encounters the Shaggy Man and various whimsical characters, including Button-Bright and Polychrome, as they navigate the enchanting yet unpredictable landscapes of Oz. At the start of the story, Dorothy meets the Shaggy Man, who is lost and seeking the road to Butterfield. After an amusing exchange, it becomes evident that Dorothy herself is lost, prompting her and the Shaggy Man to set off together. They soon encounter the peculiar Button-Bright, whose confusion amplifies their sense of being lost. The trio, along with Dorothy's beloved dog Toto, embarks on a journey filled with mystery and whimsical interactions, ultimately leading them into the broader and fantastical events that await them in the Land of Oz.
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