General Oz (and some children's literature) sites

• Eric Gjovaag's Wizard of Oz FAQ* list
  • The last pre-wiki version of the FAQ list, text only format

• Another Oz FAQ*, this one by Nate Barlow

• Piglet Press — besides selling audio productions of Oz books, their site has encyclopedias of Ozzy information

• The Ozmatron, the Oz search engine

• The International Wizard of Oz Club
  • The International Wizard of Oz Club on Facebok
  • A bibliography to their journal, The Baum Bugle
  • A review of an issue of The Baum Bugle
  • The Club's literary magazine, Oziana, on Facebook
  • Online indexes of The Baum Bugle and Oziana

• The Everything Oz Club Facebook group

• The Web Wizard of Oz

• International Wizard of Oz Club Forums (now closed, but contains much information)

• Following the Yellow Brick Road — [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3] [Part 4]

• Many Oz and Baum links

• The latest Wizard of Oz news

• The Daily Ozmopolitan — Oz news page

• Oz at the Clemson University English Department

• The Oz WikiProject, an all-Oz version of Wikipedia

• The Royal Wiki of Oz

• The Wonderful Wiki of Oz

• The Smithsonian Institute's Wizard of Oz exhibit

• Surfing the Net with Kids' Oz links

• Oz webrings, linking many Oz websites together — [A] [B] [C] [D]

• Oz articles at Suite 101.com

• Oz and Baum examined

• The Way of Oz (based on an Oz-themed commencement address)
  • The Way of Oz: The Book

• The Wizard of Oz at Embracing the Child

• The evolution of Oz

• The Wonders of Oz video series

• TV Tropes in Oz

• The Wizard of Oz at Fanlore

• The Map of Oz (as National Geographic's map of the day!)

• An examination of the many maps of Oz (blog entries, listed in reverse chronological order)

• The Royal Timeline of Oz

• Dan Meth's Fantasy World Map

• The Children's Literature Web Site

• Children's Books Online: The Rosetta Project (includes Oz and Denslow works)

• Read.gov, the Library of Congress's literacy website, with Oz and Denslow content

• "To Please a Child" — Oz, Baum, and Denslow materials at the Library of Congress

• The Internet Speculative Fiction Database — includes an extensive L. Frank Baum bibliography

• Books for Treats, an alternative to candy at Halloween

• Caring for old books

• Book Collection software

• Delicious Library, more personal inventory software (this one handles other media, too, and uses your computer's camera as a scanner)

* FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Question(s)

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