In which Ozma, the beloved fairy ruler, has mysteriously vanished along with all her powerful magical instruments, leaving her friends in deep distress and pondering the presence of hidden wickedness within the Land of Oz. A determined search is organised, with Dorothy and her companions setting out to scour the various regions of the fairyland to uncover the truth and restore their gentle sovereign.

In which the good Sorceress Glinda discovers with great dismay that her priceless Great Book of Records and her magical instruments have been stolen from her castle during the night, leaving her puzzled and troubled. Meanwhile, amid these mysterious losses, the sudden disappearance of Royal Ozma adds to the urgency of the great quest for truth and assistance.

In which the peculiar and proud Frogman of the Yip Country emerges as an adviser in a curious theft, prompting a small band to venture down from their bramble-guarded plateau into the unknown plains below. The party’s journey reveals the Frogman’s surprising talents and a determination in Cayke the Cookie Cook to recover her precious lost dishpan despite the daunting obstacles.

In which the dear Princess Ozma mysteriously vanishes from her chambers, leaving her friends Dorothy, Betsy Bobbin, and Trot puzzled and concerned as no trace of her can be found throughout the palace or grounds. Their search leads to a startling discovery—the enchanted Magic Picture, usually a trustworthy guide, has itself disappeared, deepening the enigma of their lost princess.

In which King Rinkitink is unexpectedly found by a fleet from his homeland, bringing both joy and a troublesome summons to return and rule. Despite his reluctance and humorous misgivings about royal duties, he agrees to three days of festive farewell before embarking on his return.

In which the joyous company bids farewell to Oz and journeys safely to the restored pearl kingdom of Pingaree, where renewal and prosperity have replaced the shadows of past strife. King Rinkitink finds comfort in the warmth of friendship and contented reflections, sharing a wise and merry song that captures the ever-changing, surprising nature of life.

In which Ozma prepares a grand banquet to welcome her new guests, providing them with fine clothing and warm hospitality, while Glinda and the Wizard undertake a delicate magical effort to restore Prince Bobo from his strange enchantment. The evening blossoms into a joyful gathering of friends old and new, where lively song and laughter fill the splendid hall, celebrating fellowship and the hope of happier days.

In which Princess Dorothy of Oz, upon discovering the plight of young Inga and King Rinkitink through Glinda’s Great Book of Records and the Magic Picture, resolves to journey to the forbidding Nome King’s country to aid them. Accompanied by the ever-cheerful Wizard of Oz and equipped with Ozma’s Magic Carpet and a basket of eggs—potent weapons against the immortal nomes—they set forth across the Deadly Desert with courage and resourcefulness.

In which the indomitable King Rinkitink faces the cunning magic of the Nome King Kaliko, whose enchantments fail to harm the little monarch or his steadfast goat Bilbil, much to the Nome King’s bafflement and frustration. Meanwhile, concern grows over young Prince Inga’s fate as he endures the fearful trials of the perilous Three Trick Caverns under the watchful eyes of Kaliko and his minions.

In which the Nome King, despite his begrudging treatment of his captives, faces an unexpected visit from Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz, whose arrival stirs hope for Inga and King Rinkitink. Amidst heartfelt reunions and surprising revelations, the company prepares for a journey back to the magical Land of Oz in search of assistance and new adventures.