Sleep Story: Ozma Of Oz, The Wizard Of Oz Sequel

Welcome to Ozma of Oz, L. Frank Baum’s classic enchanting sequel to "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz". In this soothing sleep story adaptation, Dorothy is once again swept away on an unforgettable and magical journey. With the help of the kind and courageous Princess Ozma and Glinda the Good, Dorothy faces her challenges and once again finds her way home.

May you unwind and drift peacefully to sleep as you listen.
Includes music by:
Jordan Jessep,”Ocean Drum Sleep Meditation”
Chris Collins of IndieMusicBox “Fairie Garden”
and “Meditation and Relaxation Music" by Matthew Tanner

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Reviews

Thank you kindly Glenda for your reading of Ozma of Oz. I wasn’t aware there was a sequel to the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz. I recall watching this on TV as a child with my 3 siblings. It was so popular, apparently after the show aired so many children went to the WC at the same time that there was a water shortage. I found this to be hilarious! From what I could recall of this sequel, it was certainly unique & an amazingly magical adventure! I did fall asleep quickly & listened again in the morning, but fell asleep yet again. So missing a lot of the story & will have to listen, when fully awake & not still in bed! Your tone of voice is so calming & serene! I can’t help falling asleep! Thank you so much for presenting these stories from decades ago, that still resonate with people today! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

Thank you dear Glenda, I was gone after Dortothy had had her Brekkie at the shore 🙏🤩🔆 will listen again of course! Hope all is fine with you, sending big warm hugs from Sweden 🫖🌱💛🧡

Glenda, thank you for this beautiful piece. Soothing, reassuring & calming. I appreciate you so much. Sending Love.

Thank you, Glenda🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻I didn’t even know there was a sequel to “The Wizard of Oz”!
The first two times that I pressed the button, I fell asleep almost immediately, and didn’t even realize it, until I pressed the button a third time, when I managed to make it all the way to the prison tower before falling asleep again. And then around 6 am, I pushed the button to where I left off, and heard the rest of the story. What a wonderful way to start my day!
However, the most precious thing is that it brought back a memory of my husband, who transitioned nine years ago. I did not grow up with the story of “A Wizard of Oz”, only knew of the name. And at a certain time in my life, I was assisting in a playshop “Inner Peace, then the World”, somewhere in The Netherlands, and found myself on dishwashing duty with a man who would eventually become my beloved, and he told me the whole story then and there. I had forgotten about that, but your sleep story brought back this precious memory crystal clear. What a gift! So I am sitting here in bed, joyful tears running over my face. You made my day, thank you, Glenda🙏🏻🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🙏🏻