Down and Out in Paris and London George Orwell
The Emerald City of Oz
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This novel follows Dorothy Gale along with her aunt and uncle as they move permanently to Oz. Because of the financial stress of rebuilding the farm, Dorothy's family is facing mountains of debt. Upon hearing about her aunt and uncle's situation, Dorothy contacts Princess Ozma and arranges for her and her family to live in Oz, where they can be forever safe and at peace. The financial stress of rebuilding their family farm leaves Dorothy Gale's family facing mountains of debt. Upon hearing about her aunt and uncle's situation, Dorothy contacts Princess Ozma and arranges for her and her family to live in Oz, where they can be forever safe and at peace.
© 2019 Dreamscape Media (Lydbog): 9781666575682
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Lydbog: 12. februar 2019
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