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A storm is coming and the sky goes very dark. The house flies around and around in the strong wind.

Dorothy is scared and hides under the bed with Toto.

The house falls and kills a bad witch.

The good witch was set free, and she gifted Dorothy a pair of magical red shoes in gratitude. "I just want to go home," Dorothy wishes.
The witch smiled and said, "Then you must seek out the wonderful wizard of Oz, who resides in the Emerald City. Put on these shoes and follow the Yellow Road. He will show you the way back home."

Emerald City in the Land of OZ

Dorothy puts on red shoes and follows the road sign.

As she walks along she follows a sign- One-way traffic.

First, Dorothy meets a scarecrow who wants a brain because he cannot remember when he was created. He said, "People always tell me I'm just a fool stuffed with straw, and I want to prove that I can think and understand like anyone else.

Dorothy said, "Perhaps the wonderful wizard of Oz can give you a brain." They saw an abandoned house in the woods with a sign that reads Private Property.

Then, Dorothy meets the Tin Man who wants a heart so he can feel love and kindness just like humans do.

The Tin Man was cursed by the bad witch. He took a wrong turn.

Then, Dorothy meets a Cowardly Lion who wants courage because he is tired of being afraid of everything to try.

Last, Dorothy sees the Wizard of OZ. She said, "There is no place like home in Kansas".

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The Wizard can help Dorothy go home on one condition.

Wicked witch of the West sent an army of flying monkeys to stop Dorothy.

At last, they were saved from the curse.

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Rip Van Winkle who sleeps 20 years in the Catskill Mountain.

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Story of Dheki - the Wonderful Rice Grinder.

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