An Oz Christmas Story Dorothy and Santa want to solve the problem of broken candy canes left over from the holiday season. It takes the imagination and work of Dorothy, Santa, Toto and some new Oz friends to save the candy canes. Along the way, you'll meet Mr. Yumkin, the Emerald City's candy store owner, the Sugar Plum Fairies, the China Doll Princess and others in this magical holiday adventure.

After years of plain white, Santa was ready for a new look for the candy cane. Santa's art contest would determine the design that would be placed on the canes. Everyone in the North Pole village wanted to enter. Whose design would win?

With over 500,000 copies sold, The Legend of the Candy Cane is an endearing and timeless Christmas story that doesn’t lose sight of the true meaning of the holidays. This edition of the holiday classic by Lori Walberg features vibrant illustrations by New York Times bestselling illustration Richard Cowdrey. One dark November night, a stranger rides into a small prairie town. Who is he? Why has he come? The townspeople wish he were a doctor, a dressmaker, or a trader. Then a young girl named Lucy befriends the newcomer. When he reveals his identity and shares with her the legend of the candy cane, she discovers fulfillment of her wishes and the answer to her town’s dream. Now will she share what she has learned? The Legend of the Candy Cane is a beautiful picture book for ages 4-8, and focuses on the: Importance of Jesus as it explains the Christian symbolism behind candy canes Miracle of Christmas and why the occasion is celebrated With vibrant illustrations and a timeless story, The Legend of the Candy Cane is the perfect read for the Advent and Christmas season.

With this charming 12-page book, kids will love the stories, puzzles, trivia, legend and lore. The Candy Cane book combines reading and activities in a kid-friendly format. Written at a second or third grade level, the clear, readable style easily captures and maintains kids' interest. In this book, the kids will discover: How candy canes have been around for hundreds of years. How the shape of candy canes represent a shepherd's crook. How the first candy canes were pure white, without any stripes. And More!

This heartwarming tale begins when Ozma learns that snow has fallen for the first time on Viridian Mountain and that a curse has been cast by Lorabie - the self-proclaimed Wicked Blue Witch of the East - who is scheming to take over all of the marvelous land of Oz.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the original Wizard of Oz tale, by L. Frank Baum, his great-grandson, Roger S. Baum has woven a tale of adventure and sentiment with lots of familiar faces -- from Glinda the Good Witch to Dorothy and Toto.

Indeed there is a Candy Land in Oz. Although it is not very well known, it truly does exist. Candy Land produces most of the confectionery for the Emerald City shops. The ruler of Candy Land is His Highness, The Giant Royal Marshmallow, and he has a problem. We’ll see what happens when Dorothy and Toto arrive in this delicious land.

"Katie and her sisters star in an amazing Christmas show, brought to life by their extra-special candy canes. One year, just days before the show, the canes' magical stripes disappear. The fairies fear the show will be a disaster, but when they follow their hearts, they discover how truly special Christmas can be."--Back cover.

In this fictional legend which explains why people decorate Christmas trees with candy canes, a young girl's homemade canes help a lamb to find his way home on the night of Jesus' birth.

This adventure by the great-grandson of L. Frank Baum introduces the Cowardly Lion as a cub up until he meets Dorothy and the others on the Yellow Brick Road.