72. "The Curious Cruise of Captain Santa" (1926)
73. "King Kojo" (1938)
This book cost me so much money. I will do what I can to digitally archive this book online. It's so regrettable that such a good book is too difficult to get ahold of.
74. "The Wizard of Way-Up and Other Wonders" (1985)
75. "Sissajig and Other Surprises" (2003)
Books 72, 74, and 75 are easily obtained through the International Wizard of Oz Club. Very affordable.
This ends the canon list of books as curated by someone named Joe Bongiorno. If you have read this far in the series you can say or even brag that you have read the entire Oz book collection. Another thing you can say is that you have read the "Supreme Seventy-Five."
This I have done and have been happy to share it all with you. There is a little bit more to the Oz canon by way of short stories. I'll review them as I finish them, but as for the books, I am done. Cheers.
This blog was written on March 18, 2023.
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