In which Dorothy is joyfully reunited with the Wizard and her companions at their camp in the forest, and after sharing her curious adventures, they prepare to continue their journey with the enchanted wagon wheel guiding them. They soon arrive at Rigmarole Town, where the inhabitants' endlessly long-winded speeches teach Dorothy the value of speaking plainly and succinctly.

In which the travellers journey to the peculiar settlement of the Flutterbudgets, where anxious fears and fanciful worries abound, colouring the lives of its inhabitants with fretful imaginings. They then cross into the flourishing Winkie Country, joyfully anticipating a visit to the gleaming Tin Castle of the kindly Emperor Nick Chopper.

In which Dorothy, accompanied by her faithful hen Billina, discovers the secluded and genteel city of Bunnybury, a place inhabited by finely dressed rabbit folk whose customs require her to diminish in size before admittance. The quaint marble city, with its trimmed clover lawns and splendidly attired inhabitants, welcomes Dorothy as a royal guest sent by Ozma, inviting her to explore its curious streets and majestic palace.

In which Dorothy is received with great ceremony by the sorrowful Rabbit King of Bunnybury, who laments the burdens of his crown and the loss of his wild, carefree life in the forest. Over a kindly shared luncheon and a stroll through the splendid palace gardens, the King entrusts Dorothy with a hope for relief from his royal woes and prepares to entertain her with a grand reception.

In which a lively parade of finely dressed rabbits delight Princess Dorothy with dancing, juggling, and singing, as their sorrowful King contemplates life both in and outside his city. With gentle persuasion and cheerful counsel, Dorothy helps the King find renewed joy in his royal duties before bidding a gracious farewell to Bunnybury and its charming inhabitants.

In which Dorothy, accompanied by Billina and Toto, is escorted by a brigade of spoons into the curious Kingdom of Utensia, where animate utensils gather to debate her mysterious presence. Amidst lively arguments and peculiar characters, the decision to release her is made, and she begins searching the forest for food and a way to rejoin her friends.

In which Dorothy, Billina, and Toto come upon the curious town of Bunbury, where the inhabitants are made of bread, buns, and other baked goods, and hospitality is extended with some amusing culinary offerings. They swiftly find themselves entangled in the delicate sensibilities of these edible citizens, whose fear of being eaten leads to a most peculiar confrontation.

In which Princess Ozma diligently attends to her kingdom’s needs and thoughtfully considers suitable roles for her guests, while delighting in the wonder of her Magic Picture that reveals the affairs of her friends and distant lands. With gentle concern, she observes the progress of an ominous tunnel being dug beneath the desert, pondering the intentions of the Nome King as her gaze returns to her peaceful realm.

In which a crafty General returns to his subterranean King bearing promising tidings of alliances with peculiar and formidable folk, each desiring peculiar rewards for their fidelity. Their plot thickens beneath the desert, as plans and promises weave a cautious anticipation toward an imminent invasion of the emerald realm.

In which a cheerful party sets out across meadows and forests on a quest, relying on the foresight of their young leader and the wisdom of their companions to guide them. Campsite preparations reveal the wondrous new magic taught to the Wizard, turning simple handkerchiefs into tents and conjuring a splendid supper that surprises and delights all.