In which Dorothy and her yellow hen companion discover peculiar lunch-box and dinner-pail trees, alongside a warning scrawled in the sand about the mysterious Wheelers. They soon encounter these strange, wheel-legged beings and take refuge upon a rocky hill, where they find themselves prisoners but safe from immediate harm.

In which Queen Jinjur’s defiant hopes are swiftly quashed by Glinda and Princess Ozma’s wise stratagems, leading to a peaceful restoration of order and good cheer in the Emerald City. The tale gently reveals the true wealth found in friendship, wisdom, and contentment, as old allies prepare for new ventures under Ozma’s gracious rule.

In which the cunning old Witch Mombi, cleverly disguised as a rose, is discovered by Glinda and the companions, prompting a thrilling chase as Mombi transforms into various creatures to escape capture. Despite her desperate attempts, the relentless pursuit by Glinda and the Saw-Horse leads to her ultimate exposure beyond the city gates.

In which a captured old witch named Mombi is pressed by the gentle Sorceress Glinda to reveal the truth about a mysterious child named Ozma, leading to a startling revelation about the true nature of a familiar young companion. The story unfolds with a magical transformation that restores identity and royal dignity, all witnessed by loyal friends whose affection remains unchanging despite the change.

In which the Tin Woodman and his companions bravely fend off a fierce flock of Jackdaws threatening their fragile sanctuary, only to find their friend the Scarecrow bereft of his straw filling, prompting a resourceful plan to restore him with stolen money. Amidst their plight, the peculiar power of Dr. Nikidik’s wishing pills is tested, leading to both comical misunderstandings and a miraculous healing that rekindles their hope.

In which the peculiar party, having escaped from a troublesome Jackdaws’ nest, journeys through the varied regions of Oz to seek the aid of the wise and gracious Glinda the Good, whose knowledge and power might hold the key to resolving their troubles. Within the splendid palace gardens, they discuss the curious history of the Emerald City’s throne and contemplate a daring plan to confront an old and obstinate witch in their quest for justice.

In which the grand and gallant army of Glinda the Good surrounds the Emerald City with splendid display and martial precision, seeking the surrender of the troublesome Mombi; yet despite clever stratagems and magical disguises, the true form of the witch proves elusive to the searchers. Meanwhile, the loyal Tin Woodman’s fondness for a certain red rose unwittingly brings the hidden Mombi from her concealment, setting the stage for resolutions yet to unfold.

In which a thoughtful Scarecrow and his companions, confined within the palace by the female soldiers of Queen Jinjur, contemplate their predicament and devise a most ingenious scheme to flee through the air using a flying contrivance. With the Tin Woodman’s mechanical skill and Tip’s magical Powder of Life, they set about gathering materials and preparing for an escape that requires both courage and cleverness.

In which an unusual creature called the Gump, crafted by young Tip and his friends, embarks on its maiden flight bearing the company through a mysterious and unfamiliar territory, only to crash spectacularly into a nest high on a mountain cliff. Surrounded by a trove of pilfered treasures and threatened by the noisy return of a swarm of angry Jackdaws, the companions must quickly devise a plan to escape their precarious predicament.

In which a curious company collect a most peculiar assemblage of articles to conjure a flying contraption, and the clever Tin Woodman sets about crafting it into a wondrous machine intended to carry them through the air. After the enchanted Gump is brought to life with a dusting of magic powder, it awakens with great flapping of wings and heedfully obeys commands, much to the mixture of amazement and relief by its creators.