<page title="The Tornado" glossaryterm="Tornado,Prairie" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="01/011,01/01131,01/01132,01/01133,01/01134">Dorothy lived in Kansas\n\twith her dog, Toto.\n Her life was very dull until a\nhuge tornado came roaring\nacross the prairie. It picked up\nDorothy and her house!</page>
<page title="The Land of Oz" glossaryterm="Thud,Surrounded" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="02/021,02/02131,02/02132,02/02133,02/02134">The house landed with\n\ta great big thud!\nDorothy looked out to see the\nLand of Oz. She walked\noutside and found herself\nsurrounded by Munchkins.</page>
<page title="The Good Witch Appears" glossaryterm="Pair" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="03/031,03/03131,03/03132,03/03133,03/03134">Glinda the Good Witch\tgave Dorothy a pair\nof silver shoes. Dorothy\nasked her how to get home.\n"You must go and see the\nWizard of Oz," Glinda said.</page>
<page title="Scarecrow" glossaryterm="Wheat" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="04/041,04/04131,04/04132,04/04133,04/04134">Dorothy and Toto\n\tfollowed the yellow\nbrick road and came to a\nwheat field. "Can you help me?"\nsaid the funny Scarecrow.\n"I wish I had a brain."</page>
<page title="Tin Woodman" glossaryterm="Joints" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="05/051,05/05131,05/05132,05/05133,05/05134">Then Dorothy, Toto and\n\tScarecrow found a Tin\nWoodman. They oiled his joints\nso he could move again.\n"Thank you," he said, "but\nI wish I had a heart."</page>
<page title="Cowardly Lion" glossaryterm="Coward,Courage" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="06/061,06/06131,06/06132,06/06133,06/06134">Suddenly a huge Lion\n\tjumped out with a loud\n roar. Toto barked and scared\nthe Lion. "I'm really a coward,"\nhe said. "I wish I had some\ncourage."</page>
<page title="The Scarlet Poppies" glossaryterm="Discovered" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="07/071,07/07131,07/07132,07/07133,07/07134">They discovered a field\n\tof magical poppies.\nDorothy, Toto and Lion fell fast\nasleep. "Wake up," yelled\nScarecrow and Tin Woodman.\n"Wake up!"</page>
<page title="Emerald City" glossaryterm="Jewels" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="08/081,08/08131,08/08132,08/08133,08/08134">Finally they arrived at\n\tthe gates of Emerald\nCity. The walls were green\nand glittered with jewels.\n"We're here to see the Wizard\nof Oz," said Dorothy.</page>
<page title="The Wizard of Oz" glossaryterm="Trembling" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="09/091,09/09131,09/09132,09/09133,09/09134">Trembling, they each\n\tstepped forward.\nScarecrow asked for a brain,\nTin Woodman asked for a\nheart, Lion asked for courage\nand Dorothy asked to go home.</page>
<page title="The Terrible Task" glossaryterm="Grant,Defeat" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="10/101,10/10131,10/10132,10/10133,10/10134">Finally the Wizard of Oz\n\tanswered them. "I will\ngrant your wishes," he said, "but\nonly if you find and defeat the\nWicked Witch of the West."</page>
<page title="Search for the Witch" glossaryterm="Creatures" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="11/111,11/11131,11/11132,11/11133,11/11134">The five friends went in\n\tsearch of the Wicked\nWitch's Castle. They found\nthemselves in a dark forest\nfull of scary creatures and\nstrange sounds.</page>
<page title="Winged Monkeys" glossaryterm="Swooped" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="12/121,12/12131,12/12132,12/12133,12/12134">Whoosh! The Winged\n\tMonkeys swooped down\non Dorothy and her friends.\nThey were carried high up\nover the mountains to the\nWicked Witch's Castle.</page>
<page title="The Wicked Witch" glossaryterm="Scrub,Evil" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="13/131,13/13131,13/13132,13/13133,13/13134">In the Castle the Wicked\n\tWitch was waiting for\nthem. She was very evil and\nmade Dorothy scrub and clean\nfrom morning to night.</page>
<page title="Defeating the Witch" glossaryterm="Steal" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="14/141,14/14131,14/14132,14/14133,14/14134">The Wicked Witch\n\twanted Dorothy's silver\nshoes. When she tried to steal\nthem, Dorothy threw water over\nher and the Witch melted!</page>
<page title="Return to Emerald City" glossaryterm="Discovered" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="15/151,15/15131,15/15132,15/15133,15/15134">They discovered the\n\tWizard wasn't a real\nWizard after all. He couldn't\nhelp Dorothy go home, but\nhe could still help the others\nwith their wishes.</page>
<page title="Poor Dorothy" glossaryterm="Upset,Sigh" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="16/161,16/16131,16/16132,16/16133,16/16134">"You can stay here with\n\tus", said Dorothy's\nfriends. Dorothy was still very\nupset. "I just want to go home,"\nshe sighed. Then Glinda\nappeared.</page>
<page title="The Silver Shoes" glossaryterm="Tap" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="17/171,17/17131,17/17132,17/17133,17/17134">Glinda told Dorothy\n\tthat her silver shoes\nwere magical. "Tap your heels\ntogether three times," she\nsaid. Dorothy hugged her\nfriends goodbye.</page>
<page title="Home Again" glossaryterm="Excited" fontsize="21" linespacing="32" soundfile="18/181,18/18131,18/18132,18/18133,18/18134">The next thing Dorothy\n\tknew, she was back in\nKansas. She picked up Toto\nand ran towards her house,\nso excited to be home again.</page>
