The Woggle-Bug Book, published in 1905 by L. Frank Baum, is a whimsical children's novel set in the Land of Oz. It follows the oversized Woggle-Bug as he navigates life in America, embarking on humorous misadventures in pursuit of a beautiful gown. The story explores themes of love, identity, and self-acceptance, culminating in the Woggle-Bug's realization of his unique identity. Notably, it is a spinoff from the Oz series and has been recognized for its controversial use of ethnic humor stereotypes.
