Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz is the fourth reserve in the Oz escapade. Originally  published in 1908 the story reunites Dorothy with the hoax Wizard from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Fiction. Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz - Dorothy begins this new escapade into the fairylands of Oz when an earthquake splits the earth exposed under her. She, her kitten Eureka, her cousin Zeb, and a horse named Jim fall into the mess and country in a city of shabu. This country under the earth is menage to a coldness, heartless vegetable citizenry. Dorothy and her friends are joined by the Wizard of Oz and nine piglets, and then brand their room through a series of dangerous lands trying to happen their room back to the surface of the earth, and menage. Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz - They wander through the Valley of Voe, which is inhabited by invisible, madly bears. Here they discover how to walk on urine to scarper the bears. They brand their room through the inwardly of a wads and emerge in a absolutely and soundless world inhabited by wooden, fast gargoyles. Escaping these ominous creatures, they happen themselves in a den of young dragons. Finally, exactly when it seems they are doomed to go imprisoned in still another undercover cave, Princess Ozma sees their betroth and rescues them. Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz - Safely back in the Emerald City they renew old friendships, but are interrupted when one of the piglets turns up missing. Dorothy's ill-mannered kitten is accused in the mystery and a mangle trial ensues, with the Wogglebug as the prosecutor and the Scarecrow as the defense attorney. But all ends well and Dorothy, Eureka, Zeb, and Jim give to their homes on the earth's surface after this intriguing escapade.