Modgy Light Book - The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Unavailable

SHARE

       

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Modgy’s Light Books are an easy way to add light and beauty to your space. Compact when closed, our book light turns on automatically when you gently open the covers. Easily dimmable, press and hold the power button to create the perfect ambiance. Rechargeable and portable, our innovative book lights are available in a beautiful array of literary and artist motifs to bring an inspired glow to every décor. L. Frank Baum The Wonderful Wizard of Oz L. Frank Baum (1856–1919) was an American writer whose imagination gave us The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Born in upstate New York, he fell in love with storytelling and the theater early on. As a young man, he wrote plays, acted, and ran theater productions, developing a love for drama and visual storytelling. Before finding real success as an author, Baum tried journalism and several business ventures. His first big hit was Father Goose (1899), a playful book of verse that became a bestseller. The following year, he published The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, a fresh fairy tale that readers adored. Baum went on to write thirteen more Oz books, creating one of literature’s most enduring fantasy worlds. Our Light Book features W. W. Denslow’s whimsical illustrations, showing Dorothy and her friends on the yellow brick road, while Glinda, the good witch of the South, beckons toward the Emerald City where the Wizard is making his dramatic escape in a hot air balloon. • Power on/off button at binding edge of cover • Power on/off button is also dimmable touch switch • Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery • USB-C Cord Included • Charging Time: 2-3 hours • Charge Lasts: 4-6 hours
 

OZ Museum
511 Lincoln
Wamego, Kansas 66547

Toll Free: (866) 458-TOTO (8686)
Local: (785) 458-8686
Email: support@ozmuseum.com

Looking for More to Do in Wamego?
www.columbiantheatre.com
www.visitwamego.com

 
Website Design and Development by Imagemakers
BACK TO MOBILE SITE

GET OZ NEWS AND UPDATES

CONNECT WITH OZ MUSEUM

           
 
 
VIEW FULL SITE