The Road to Oz
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Button-Bright was at first rather shy with the quaint Pumpkinhead, butJack's face was so jolly and smiling--being carved that way--that theboy soon grew to like him.
"I thought a while ago that you were buried in three parts, " saidDorothy, "but now I see you're just the same as ever. " "Not quite the same, my dear, for my mouth is a little more one-sidedthan it used to be; but pretty nearly the same. I've a new head, andthis is the fourth one I've owned since Ozma first made me and broughtme t...o life by sprinkling me with the Magic Powder. " "What became of the other heads, Jack?" "They spoiled and I buried them, for they were not even fit for pies. Each time Ozma has carved me a new head just like the old one, and asmy body is by far the largest part of me, I am still Jack Pumpkinhead, no matter how often I change my upper end. Once we had a dreadful timeto find another pumpkin, as they were out of season, and so I wasobliged to wear my old head a little longer than was strictly healthy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Button-Bright was at first rather shy with the quaint Pumpkinhead, butJack's face was so jolly and smiling--being carved that way--that theboy soon grew to like him.
"I thought a while ago that you were buried in three parts, " saidDorothy, "but now I see you're just the same as ever. " "Not quite the same, my dear, for my mouth is a little more one-sidedthan it used to be; but pretty nearly the same. I've a new head, andthis is the fourth one I've owned since Ozma first made me and broughtme t...o life by sprinkling me with the Magic Powder. " "What became of the other heads, Jack?" "They spoiled and I buried them, for they were not even fit for pies. Each time Ozma has carved me a new head just like the old one, and asmy body is by far the largest part of me, I am still Jack Pumpkinhead, no matter how often I change my upper end. Once we had a dreadful timeto find another pumpkin, as they were out of season, and so I wasobliged to wear my old head a little longer than was strictly healthy.
What to read after The Road to Oz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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