In Frank Baum’s famous masterpiece “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz”, a little girl from Kansas named Dorothy is bored with living on her uncle’s farm and wishes to leave it, suddenly finds herself in the middle of a huge tornado that transports her to a beautiful magical world called the world of Oz. But she soon misses her home and her family and desperately wants to return to her farm in Kansas.
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It tells the adventure of Dorothy, a little girl who finds herself in a magical world, where she seeks to return to her homeland with the help of new friends amidst strange challenges and powers.
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