Giant Horse of Oz

For twenty years, the kingdom of the Ozure Isles has lived in fear beneath the shadow of Quiberon, a monstrous terror who demands a mortal maiden as tribute or watches the realm crumble to dust. When the ancient beast's patience finally expires, the kingdom's last hope lies in three familiar names: Dorothy Gale, Betsy Bobbin, and Trot. But these heroes of Oz have scattered far and wide, and time is running out. Enter High Boy, an impossibly tall horse with legs that stretch toward the clouds, and Tattypoo, the Good Witch of the North, who together must race across magical landscapes where the impossible is merely Tuesday. From the shutter-faced citizens of the Shutterfaces to the puzzling Roundabouties and the underground wonders of Cave City, this is a whirlwind tour through one of the most delightfully strange corners of L. Frank Baum's beloved land. Thompson's 1924 sequel captures the madcap spirit of Oz at its most unhinged: a story where kindness defeats monsters, logic bends to imagination, and every page promises another astonishing discovery. Perfect for readers who loved Baum's originals and crave more of that emerald-tinted wonder.