• Oz Books from the International Wizard of Oz Club
• Oz Books from Del Rey
• Oz Graphic Novels by Eric Shanower
• Oz-related Books from the International Wizard of Oz Club
• Bibliographia Oziana
• The Baum Bugle

Toto of Oz By Gina Wickwar. Illustrated by Anna-Maria Cool.

A princess and royal pup vanish into thin air! A Kentucky pony and a little boy are magically whisked off to Oz. And Toto's growl? well, it's as lost as when Ugu the Shoemaker stole it. When things start disappearing in Oz and America, you know there has to be some mighty bad magic behind it all.

The disappearance of his bride has caused the King of Kiltoon to ban just about everything fun and gay in his cozy Gillikin kingdom. Alarmed this will stir up rebellion, the Royal Poet Sonny Burns determines to find something that will cheer him up. At the same time, a growl-less Toto sets out for the deep, dark Gillikin forests to find the beasts who stole his growl. Eventually he meets an aristocratic guinea pig, the poet Sonny, a plaid Hoot Owl, and the two visitors from Kentucky. Joining forces, the adventurers soon realize that some mysterious magic keeps thwarting their goal of returning to Kiltoon. And they begin to suspect that it is Toto, Dorothy's very own royal dog, who is the cause of their misfortunes and the key to unraveling the secret of all these strange disappearances. Price per copy $29.95 (clothbound). An original publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club.

Additionally, the International Wizard of Oz Club is pleased to offer a leather-bound limited edition of Toto of Oz, signed and numbered, and with a full-color frontispiece. Price per copy $100 (clothbound).

The Collected Stories of L. Frank Baum by L. Frank Baum. This heavy tome collects the great and myriad variety of short stories penned by Baum, ranging from his obscure magazine stories to MOTHER GOOSE IN PROSE, and includes the original art as well as newly produced art just for this book! Price per copy $29.95 (clothbound).

The Enchanted Island of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Illustrated by Dick Martin. Accompanying essay by Dorothy C. Maryott. David Perry in America is amazed when he wishes a circus camel can talk—and it can! Other wishes come true, too, and David and Humpty Bumpty the camel have one Oz experience after another. Eventually they find themselves on Kapurta, an island stranded in the sky. How David Perry supplies the magic to move the island and how they all visit the Emerald City in time for the Cowardly Lion’s birthday party make a good Oz adventure. Price per copy $24.95 (clothbound). An original publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club.

The Forbidden Fountain of Oz by Eloise Jarvis McGraw and Lauren Lynn McGraw. Illustrated by Dick Martin. One swallow of the magic water from the Forbidden Fountain and Ozma forgets who she is and disappears so completely that not even the Magic Picture can tell where she is. Kabumpo gets to play a dual role as villain and hero. Price per copy $24.95 (clothbound). An original publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club.

Handy Mandy in Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. illustrated by John R. Neill. Accompanying essay by C. Warren Hollister. Price per copy $25.00 (clothbound, no jacket), $12.00 (paperbound)

The Hidden Prince of Oz by Gina Wickwar. Illustrated by Anna-Maria Cool. Published in celebration of the hundredth anniversary of L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Gina Wickwar’s story-winner of the International Wizard of Oz Club’s manuscript contest—together with Anna-Maria Cool’s fantastical illustrations, will carry readers once more over the rainbow! When the Glass Cat of Oz attends the dedication of Silica Valley’s Great Glass-works, she doesn’t know she’s about to find her roots and be wished smack dab into the middle of the one-hundred-and-one-year-old mystery of the Hidden Prince of Oz! Regular edition $24.95; a signed/numbered limited boxed edition 1/100 still available for $100.00 (clothbound). An original publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club

The Hidden Valley of Oz by Rachel Cosgrove. Illustrated by Dirk. Accompanying essay by Rachel Cosgrove Payes. Jam, a boy from America, arrives in Oz to discover that the citizens of the Hidden Valley are oppressed by a wicked giant. He escapes from the giant and has adventures with an oversized rat, snowmen, bookmen, and magic kites. He meets Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, the Cowardly Lion, and the Hungry Tiger. With these friends, Jam return to the Hidden Valley and learns the secret of the giant. Price per copy $12.00 (paperbound)

The Magical Mimics In Oz by Jack Snow. Illustrated by Frank Kramer. Accompanying essay by Michael Gessel. Price per copy $25.00 (clothbound), $12.00 (paperbound)

The Ozmapolitan of Oz by Dick Martin. Illustrated by Dick Martin. Dorothy and Eureka have an astonishing Oz adventure while looking for the source of the Winkie River and the whereabouts of the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman. On the trip is a boy named Tim whose true identity is a mystery. Price per copy $24.95 (clothbound). An original publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club.

Ozoplaning with the Wizard of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. illustrated by John R. Neill. Accompanying essay by Michael Patrick Hearn. Price per copy $25.00 (clothbound), $12.00 (paperbound)

The Scarecrow of Oz by L. Frank Baum. Illustrated by John R. Neill. Accompanying essay by Martin Gardner. The Scarecrow visits an odd corner of Oz. There he helps rescue an enchanted princess and place her on the throne which is rightfully hers. At the same time he meets Trot and Cap’n Bill and Button Bright from the United States and one of the most incredible creatures ever to appear inside an Oz book—the Ork from Orkland. Through dangers and exciting times, despite a cruel king and wicked witch, the faithful Scarecrow guides his friends until they are at last honored guests of Ozma in the Emerald City. This edition contains the twelve color plate pictures. Price per copy $30.00 (clothbound)

The Shaggy Man of Oz by Jack Snow. Illustrated by Frank Kramer. Accompanying essay by Douglas C. Greene. Price per copy $25.00 (clothbound), $12.00 (paperbound)  

The Silver Princess in Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. illustrated by John R. Neill. Accompanying essay by Dorothy C. Maryott. Price per copy $25.00 (clothbound), $12.00 (paperbound)

Speedy in Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Illustrated by John R. Neill. Accompanying essay by Fred M. Meyer. Umbrella Island is one of the most enchanting realms ever to skim through the skies over Oz. Then one day the king offended a giant who demanded the king’s daughter as a slave. When Speedy, a boy from America, arrived on the island, there sprang up a wicked plot to give him to the giant and save the princess. Speedy rescued the island from a warring sea king, became friends with the princess, and was made assistant to the resident wizard whose magic kept the island flying. Meet Gureeda the delightful princess of the island, Pansy the king’s saucy Watch Cat, and Terrybubble, a live and lively dinosaur skeleton and one of the most lovable characters ever to inhabit the pages of an Oz book. Here, too, is Loxo the giant. Dorothy, the Scarecrow, Ozma, and the Wizard of Oz appear as well. This edition contains the 12 original color illustrations. Price per copy $30.00 (clothbound)

The Wicked Witch of Oz by Rachel Cosgrove Payes. Designed and illustrated by Eric Shanower. The second Oz book by the author of The Hidden Valley of Oz introduces us to Singra, the Wicked Witch of the South, who has awakened after a one-hundred-year nap. In a quest to catch up with all the evil she has missed out on, Singra plots against the denizens of the Emerald City. Meanwhile, Dorothy, aided by Percy, the Giant White Rat, and Leon the Neon, a man formed entirely from lighted neon tubing, seek to thwart the evil Singra. Ms. Payes creates a suspenseful Oz tale that is balanced with humor, and Eric Shanower’s outstanding illustrations make this a book all Oz enthusiasts will want to read. Price per copy $24.95 (clothbound). Signed/numbered limited boxed edition 1/200 $100.00 (leather bound). An original publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club.

The Wishing Horse of Oz by Ruth Plumly hompson. Illustrated by John R. Neill. Accompanying essay by David L. Greene. The King of Skampavia and his white horse have conquered Oz, while Ozma, the Wizard, and the rulers of the four kingdoms of Oz unaccountably disappear. Only Dorothy can remember Oz as it should be and at first she is alone, without magic or protection. Then the winged pig Pigasus proves useful, the Witch of the Black Forest is helpful, and the determined Seer of Some Summit learns the story of the lost wishing necklaces. How Oz is restored and how the King of Skampavia and his magic horse are overcome make an exciting story. This edition contains the twelve original color illustrations. Price per copy  $30.00 (clothbound)

The Wonder Book by Ruth Plumly Thompson. At last! This long sought-after rarity from Ruth Plumly Thompson is available again, in a new format uniform with the traditional Oz books, and including new material and an informative introduction by Ruth Berman. Price per copy $24.95 (clothbound).

Yankee in Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Illustrated by Dick Martin. Maps by James E. Haff. Tompy, a drummer boy from the U.S.A. and Yankee, an Air Force dog meet the Red Jinn of Ev and together they defeat a wicked giant who is threatening America and Oz. Price per copy, Price per copy $24.95 (clothbound). An original publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club.         

The International Wizard of Oz Club is pleased to make available to members the following Oz books in paper binding (as published by Del Rey). Approx. size, 8 by 4 ½ inches. Price per copy $8.00, or all nine for $60.00. These are the original Del Rey printings. When ordering the complete set, please compute shipping for ninet items ($3.00 for first book, $1.00 EACH for the eight additional books) for a total of $11.00 shipping charges for this set.

1) The Cowardly Lion of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. A circus clown and an orphan boy from the USA must find the Cowardly Lion and take him as prisoner to Mustafa of Mudge who collects lions. 252 pp.   

2) The Giant Horse of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. The lovely Sapphire City of Oz is threatened by Mombi’s monster Quiberon. Prince Philador, Trot, the Scarecrow, and a most amazing high horse are involved in the adventure. The Good Witch of the North has a part, too. 238 pp.

3) The Gnome King of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. The Gnome King is back in Oz, and this time he is wrapped in a cloak which renders him all but invisible. Scraps and Peter must reach the Emerald City in time to stop his mischief. 237 pp.  

4) Grampa in Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Prince Tatters of Ragbad and Grampa, an old soldier, have to find the king’s head, a princess for Tatters to marry, and a fortune to save the kingdom. 227 pp. 

5) The Hungry Tiger of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. The Hungry Tiger is spirited from Oz to Rash to eat the prisoners. Instead, he finds the rightful ruler of the country and escapes. With Betsy Bobbin, a Vegetable Man, an Airman, and Ozma, they search for the three magical Rubies of Rash which will restore Reddy to his throne. 214 pp.

6) Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Peter returns to Oz and meets Jack Pumpkinhead. They start for the Emerald City but take a wrong turn, meet the Iffin, Belfaygor with the endless beard, and the wicked Baron of Baffleburg who wants to rule the Emerald City. Only Jack Pumpkinhead can save Oz, but he doesn’t know how until the Red Jinn gives him some good advice. 223 pp.

7) Kabumpo In Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Kabumpo, the Elegant Elephant, and Pompadore, Prince of Pumperdink, must save their kingdom before it disappears. Ruggedo has something on his mind and provides a big surprise. 259 pp.

8) The Lost King of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Mombi, Kabumpo, Dorothy, and Snip are involved in a search for the long lost king of Oz. What will happen when he is found? Will Ozma still rule? 236 pp.       

9) The Royal Book of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. The Scarecrow goes in search of his family tree and finds it! Dorothy and the Cowardly Lion have many adventures before they rescue him. 263 pp.   

The International Wizard of Oz Club is pleased to make available to members the following graphic Oz novels in paper binding (as published by First Comics). Approximate size 8” x 11”, Price per copy $9.00.

1) The Enchanted Apples of Oz written and illustrated by Eric Shanower. Accompanying essay by Harlan Ellison. When the enchanted apples that keep Oz magical are stolen by a wicked witch, Dorothy, Ozma, Billina, and the Scarecrow have an adventure before they are returned.

2) The Forgotten Forest of Oz written and illustrated by Eric Shanower. Dorothy, the Sawhorse, the Scarecrow, and Toto face fire-breathing dragons and magic to save the wondrous ancient Forest of Burzee from the wicked Troll King.

3) The Ice King of Oz written and illustrated by Eric Shanower. Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and a new candlestick friend named Flicker travel to the magical frozen land of the Ice King to rescue Ozma and do so in a surprising way.

4) The Secret Island of Oz written and illustrated by Eric Shanower. On a mission to find a special fish for the pool in Ozma’s garden, Dorothy, the Cowardly Lion, the Scarecrow, and Eureka discover a hidden island, a magical living toy, and a disagreeable princess who learns an important lesson.         

Animal Fairy Tales by L Frank Baum. Illustrated by Dick Martin. Introduction by Russell P. MacFall. Nine stories about animals and their fairy guardians. 151 pp., 5-1/2 x 8. SALE PRICE! $5.00 (paperbound) and $10.00 (clothbound).

Aunt Jane's Nieces by L. Frank Baum (writing as Edith Van Dyne). Price per copy $15.00 (paperbound), $25.00 (clothbound, color jacket).

Bibliographia Oziana by Peter E. Hanff, Douglas G. Greene, et al (1988, reprinted 2002). This is the definitive guide to identifying editions/states/printings of Oz books. Prices as follows: $25.00 (paperbound).

Oz Club Annual Illustrated Calendars. 1984, 1990, 1991, 1993-2002, 2003, and 2004 are available in limited quantities. Price $5.00 per copy.
The 2005 calendar is available for $5.00 per copy.

The Cheerful Citizens of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Illustrated by Rob Roy MacVeigh. Accompanying essay by Fred M. Meyer. The Scarecrow, the Hungry Tiger, Tik-Tok, Kabumpo, the Wizard. and even the Soldier with the Green Whiskers are among the characters to have their own poems in this volume. A few appeared in the pages of early issues of The Baum Bugle, but most are here for the first time. The illustrations add to the pleasure of the book. These poems about Oz characters and situations are probably the last of Ruth Plumly Thompson’s Oz fiction writing. Price per copy $8.00 (paperbound)

The Curious Cruise of Captain Santa by Ruth Plumly Thompson. illustrated by John R. Neill. Accompanying essay by Douglas G. Greene. Thompson and Neill’s only non-Oz collaboration. Price per copy $12.00 (paperbound)

Forty Seven Days to Oz by Barry Moser. Barry Moser’s own account of the creation of his famous Pennyroyal Press edition of The Wizard of Oz. Reproductions of his almost-photographic pencil drawings reveal the political underpinnings of his politically inspired wood engravings in the completed book. Price per copy $25.00 (paperbound) NEW ITEM!

The Index to The Baum Bugle by Frederick E. Otto and Dick Rutter. This index covers The Baum Bugle from 1957–2001. This index newly revised and expanded by Dick Rutter is a great help in finding material in more than 90 Bugles! 64 pp., 8 ½ x 11. Price per copy $15.00 (paperbound)

The Ozmapolitan Game by Dick Martin. Playing cards featuring Oz characters along with directions for games. Price per set $8.00.

Oziana the annual magazine of original Oz stories. Written and illustrated by members of The International Wizard of Oz Club. Issues currently available in limited quantities: 1981, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988 and 1989 at $6.00 each, 1990-2000 at $4.00 each, and 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2004 (with colorful covers) at $5.00 each.

The Oz Game Book edited by Robin Olderman. illustrations by W. W. Denslow, John R. Neill, Dick Martin, Bill Eubank, and others. The challenging quizzes, perplexing puzzles, and fun games in this book will add a new dimension to the enjoyment of Oz. Quizzes are both written and visual. In addition, there are one or more crozword pozzles, Ozcroztics, mazes, word finds, and cryptozgrams. Most quizzes are based on the books, but the 1939 Oz movie is represented also. Oz isn’t just for reading anymore! Price per copy $6.00 (paperbound)

An Oz Picture Gallery by Dick Martin. A book of original drawings of Oz characters. 36 pp., 8 ½ x 11.” Price per copy $8.00.

An Oz Sketchbook by Dick Martin. A new glimpse of familiar Oz characters in this book of original drawings. 40 pp., 8 ½ x 11.” Price per copy $8.00.

The Oz Toy Book by John R. Neill. Introduction by Barbara S. Koelle. This contains original illustrations of characters from the first nine Oz books. 16 pp.. 8 ½ x 11.” Price per copy $6.00 (paperbound).

Set of Oz Maps - $7.00 per set of two maps with explanatory leaflet.

Oz Map Pin, made of jeweler’s metal and enameled in the Oz colors, made by the cloisonné process to assure permanent color. $15.00 per pin.

Sissajig and Other Surprises by Ruth Plumly Thompson. This collection brings together such wonderful tales as the Perhappsy Chaps and Ruth's Nonsense Verse, as well as several Oz Poems and the special Oz play, A Day In Oz, or, Scraps in Oz. Price per copy $15.00 (paperbound), $25.00 (clothbound, color jacket [SOLD OUT]).

Twinkle and Chubbins by L Frank Baum. Illustrated by Maginel Wright Enright. Introduction by Michael Patrick Hearn. Originally published under the pseudonym Laura Bancroft these six stories tell of the adventures of two children in Nature fairyland. xvi + 389 pp. 5 ½ x 7 ½. Price per copy $10.00(paperbound), $20.00 (clothbound, no jacket).

Unexplored Territory in Oz by pioneer Oz researcher Robert R. Pattrick. Four essays, 36 pp., 8 ½ x 11.” Price per copy $3.00 (paperbound)

Unexplored Territory In Oz (Annotated) by Robert R. Pattrick. Four essays, plus annotations and additional essays by Patrick M. Maund. 56 pp. 8 ½ x 11.” Price per copy, $4.00 (paperbound)

Who’s Who in Oz by Jack Snow. Illustrations by John R. Neill, Frank Kramer, and Dirk. This book contains more than 630 written descriptions and more than 490 illustrations of Oz characters from the first 39 Oz books. In addition, there are plot summaries of these books and biographical sketches of their authors and illustrators. 178 pp. 9 x 7. Price per copy $16.00 (clothbound).

The Wizard of Way Up and Other Wonders by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Illustrated by Marge and others. This book contains some of Ruth Plumly Thompson’s finest writings including two short novels about the wizard of Way Up and his merry crew as well as poems and short stories which were originally printed in magazines and newspapers and which are now nearly inaccessible in their original form. 184 pp. 8 ½ x 5 ½. SALE PRICE!   $6.00 (paperbound)

The Wizard of Oz in Pictures, printed and illustrated by Peter and Donna Thomas. Follow the story of Baum’s original Wizard of Oz in this magnificent miniature book handmade exclusively for the Club. Measuring approximately 1.75 by 3 inches and bound in blue gingham cloth, the book stretches accordion style to follow the highlights of the story along the yellow brick road. A custom yellow brick slipcover is included. Limited edition of 75 signed/numbered copies (lettered edition is already sold out). Price per copy $125.00. NEW ITEM!

The Wizard of Oz: The Screenplay. Edited with an introduction by Michael Patrick Hearn. Price per copy $12.00 (paperbound)

The current issue of the Baum Bugle is Winter, 2006.

The Best of The Baum Bugle: 1957–1961. This magazine contains material from the earliest days of the Oz Club. Writers include Frank Joslyn Baum, Harry Neal Baum, Ruth Plumly Thompson. and Edward Wagenknecht, One feature is A Murder in Oz, a short story by Jack Snow. 32 pp., 8 ½ x 11 Price per copy $4.00.

The Best of The Baum Bugle: 1961–1962. This magazine contains material from the time when Dick Martin was editor of the Bugle. Writers include Harry Neal Baum. Russell MacFall, Ruth Plumly Thompson and Dick Martin. 116 pp., 8 ½ x 11.” Price per copy $8.00.

The Best of The Baum Bugle: 1963–1964. Included are features about W. W. Denslow and John R. Neill, articles about Oz maps and foreign editions of the Oz books, and stories by L. Frank Baum and W. W. Denslow. 100 pp., 8 ½ x 11.” Price per copy $8.00.

The Best of The Baum Bugle: 1965–1966. Writers include Matilda J. Gage, Ruth Plumly Thompson, Harry Neal Baum, and Dick Martin. Features include The Enchanted Tree of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson. 125 pp., 8 ½ x 11.” Price per copy $12.00.

The Best of The Baum Bugle: 1967–1968. Material from the club’s early days is still fresh and informative. Contents include L Frank Baum’s play The Fairy Prince, reprints of interviews with L. Frank Baum, and numerous photographs of Baum and his family. There are articles about The Laughing Dragon of Oz and its sequel, the Oz comic page of 1904-1905, and The Wizard of Oz stage play. Price per copy $12.00 (paperbound)

The Best of The Baum Bugle: 1969-1970 The Best of The Baum Bugle: 1969-1970. Compilation of all the art and articles from these historic years. The cover reproduces all six of the original covers in full color. Price per copy $12.00. NOW AVAILABLE. . Price per copy $12.00.

Back issues of The Baum Bugle, the journal of The International Wizard of Oz Club. Currently available issues, price per copy is $8.00 (consult order sheet for issues available). Many back issues are available in very limited quantities.