<page title="The Tornado" glossaryterm="Tornado" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="01/011,01/01121,01/01122">Dorothy lived in\nKansas with her little\ndog, Toto. One day a huge\ntornado picked up\nDorothy and her house.</page>
<page title="The Land of Oz" glossaryterm="Village" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="02/021,02/02121,02/02122">The house landed\nin the beautiful Land\nof Oz. Dorothy stepped\nout into the Munchkin Village.</page>
<page title="The Good Witch Appears" glossaryterm="Witch" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="03/031,03/03121,03/03122">Dorothy asked\nGlinda the Good Witch\nhow to get home. "You\nshould ask the Wizard,"\nGlinda replied.</page>
<page title="Scarecrow" glossaryterm="Scarecrow,Brain" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="04/041,04/04121,04/04122">Along the yellow\nbrick road, Dorothy and\nToto met a Scarecrow.\n"I wish I had a brain,"\nsaid Scarecrow.</page>
<page title="Tin Woodman" glossaryterm="Joints,Woodman" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="05/051,05/05121,05/05122">Then they met a Tin\nWoodman and helped\nhim oil his joints.\n"I wish I had a heart,"\nsaid Tin Woodman.</page>
<page title="Cowardly Lion" glossaryterm="Coward,Courage" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="06/061,06/06121,06/06122">Then they met a\nLion who acted brave but\nwas really a coward.\n"I wish I had some\ncourage," said Lion.</page>
<page title="The Scarlet Poppies" glossaryterm="Poppies" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="07/071,07/07121,07/07122">Dorothy, Toto and\nLion fell asleep in the\nfield of magic poppies.\nTin Woodman had to\nyell to wake them.</page>
<page title="Emerald City" glossaryterm="Emerald,Wizard" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="08/081,08/08121,08/08122">At last they arrived\nat the sparkling gates of\nEmerald City. "We're\nhere to see the Wizard,"\nsaid Dorothy.</page>
<page title="The Wizard of Oz" glossaryterm="" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="09/091,09/09121,09/09122">They each stepped\nforward and told the\nWizard of Oz their\nwishes. They waited for\nthe Wizard to answer.</page>
<page title="The Terrible Task" glossaryterm="Wicked" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="10/101,10/10121,10/10122">At last the Wizard\nspoke. "I will give you\nyour wishes," he said,\n"if you defeat the Wicked\nWitch of the West."</page>
<page title="Search for the Witch" glossaryterm="Strange" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="11/111,11/11121,11/11122">The five friends\nwalked towards the\nWitch's Castle. In the\ndark forest they heard\nstrange sounds.</page>
<page title="Winged Monkeys" glossaryterm="Winged Monkeys" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="12/121,12/12121,12/12122">Whoosh! Dorothy\nand her friends were\ncarried up to the\nWitch's Castle by the\nWinged Monkeys.</page>
<page title="The Wicked Witch" glossaryterm="Mean" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="13/131,13/13121,13/13122">The Wicked Witch\nof the West was very\nmean. She made poor\nDorothy scrub the\nCastle floor.</page>
<page title="Defeating the Witch" glossaryterm="Melted" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="14/141,14/14121,14/14122">Dorothy threw a\nbucket of water over the\nWitch and she melted.\nDorothy had defeated\nthe Wicked Witch!</page>
<page title="Return to Emerald City" glossaryterm="Emerald" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="15/151,15/15121,15/15122">The Wizard gave\nScarecrow a brain, Tin\nWoodman a heart, and\nLion courage. But he\ncouldn't help Dorothy.</page>
<page title="Poor Dorothy" glossaryterm="" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="16/161,16/16121,16/16122,16/16123">"I want to go\nhome", said Dorothy.\nHer three friends looked\nvery sad. But then\nGlinda came to help.</page>
<page title="The Silver Shoes" glossaryterm="Tap,Heels" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="17/171,17/17121,17/17122">Glinda told\nDorothy her shoes\nwould take her home.\n"Tap your heels\ntogether," she said.</page>
<page title="Home Again" glossaryterm="" fontsize="25" linespacing="34" soundfile="18/181,18/18121,18/18122">Suddenly Dorothy\nwas back in Kansas.\nShe ran towards the house,\nso happy to be back home.</page>
