In Lost King of Oz, Dorothy and her companions embark on a quest to find King Pastoria, who vanished years ago. As they journey through the whimsical realms of Oz, they encounter new friends and foes alike, facing daunting challenges and uncovering long-lost secrets. With determination and courage, they navigate through treacherous landscapes and enchanted obstacles, ultimately striving to restore peace and harmony to the kingdom. Through teamwork and perseverance, they discover the true meaning of loyalty and friendship, culminating in a thrilling adventure that captivates readers until the very end.
The Lost King of Oz – Ruth Plumly Thompson 1925 | First Edition
$95.00
- Author:
Ruth Plumly Thompson - Publisher:
Copp & Clark Co., Toronto 1925 - Binding:
Hardcover - Condition:
Very Good - Size:
8vo - Attributes:
First Edition, Illustrated
First Canadian edition, identical to the US edition, 2nd state with damaged type on the “k” at p. 193, line4. Dark blue cloth, pictorial paste-on, rubbing to cover, spine sunned, light edge wear, light foxing to prelims, binding tight, unmarked. Twelve full-pate color plates by John R. Neil. Overall Very Good.
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