The Wonderful Website of Oz!

All the classic tales by L. Frank Baum are now in the public domain. Here they are for your enjoyment.They have been obtained from a few sources,and gone through for proofreading and formatting in HTML...no liability for the contents can be assumed by anyone on the chain of supplying them to the reader.
  1. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
  2. The Marvelous Land of Oz
  3. Ozma of Oz
  4. Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz
  5. The Road to Oz
  6. The Emerald City of Oz
  7. The Patchwork Girl of Oz
  8. Tik-tok of Oz
  9. The Scarecrow of Oz
  10. Rinkitink in Oz
  11. The Lost Princess of Oz
  12. The Tin Woodman of Oz
  13. The Magic of Oz
  14. Glinda of Oz
Baum also wrote the Little Wizard Stories of Oz.
There are also books by Baum that created characters subsequently found in Oz Books...
Queen Zixi of Ix
The Magical Monarch of Mo
John Dough and the Cherub
The Sea Fairies
Sky Island

We have now been advised of an etext of Dot and Tot of Merryland (external link) after searching for years.

We are to be sure not the only place these texts can be found.
See www.bookvalley.com,www.worldwideschool.org,www.literature.org
for versions where the Oz ones,at least,are stored as trees of HTML files, Sunny Koh's Australian site or Project Gutenberg for plain text files.
However,we're aware of noplace else that stores each book as a single HTML file with a "working" table of contents.And providing the Baum Oz texts is the main point of our site,not a sideline of a comprehensive Oz site or book-text site.

Links

If you want more Oz,look here.

Eric Gjovaag's Site(big FAQ!)
International Wizard Of Oz Club
The major Oz-lovers' group,established 1957
Books of Wonder(Dealers and publishers) * Piglet Press(has an Oz encylopedia) * Dave Hardenbrook's site (Oz and more,he ran the Ozzy Digest email group) * The HACC ("Historically Accurate Continuity Chain") project,run by Ozzy Digest archivist Tyler Jones[link iffy]
Aaron Adelman's site,home of the Historically INaccurate continuity chain project
Joe Bongiorno's Oz timeline
EmeraldCity Of Oz(David Levitan's site,home of the Oz Webring)[link down]
Weisberg on the Web's oz site,including this text site
Jim Whitcomb's site(warning...mainly movie oriented)