| Notes: Limited edition, #284 of 350 copies. Signed by both author and illustrator on limitation page. 1995 Hard Cover. 144, [5] pp. Illustrations by George O'Connor throughout. "When Bungle, the Glass Cat, volunteers to deliver a message from Ozma to Queen Ann Soforth of Oogaboo, she stumbles upon a plan by the Bad Lads of Brookville to seize control of Oogaboo's only Gun Tree and conquer the tiny country. Bungle quickly warns Queen Ann, then races back to the Emerald City to inform Ozma and bring back help. Meanwhile, in California, recently orphaned twins Barry and Becky Klein encounter a genie who grants them the power of transformation and sends them to Oz. Once there, the twins search for a way to do a good deed so Ozma will let them stay in Oz. With Cap'n Bill, Trot, Button Bright and the Hungry Tiger, Bungle now races to Queen Ann's aid, while Becky and Barry transform themselves into different animals to follow in secret, hoping to find a way to help out. Can Queen Ann's folk stay one step ahead of the Bad Lads' Will Bungle and her companions return in time' And, will Barry and Becky be allowed to stay in Oz' David Hulan has written a fast-paced, funny, and captivating Oz story. Strikingly illustrated with over 30 delightful black-and-white pictures by Oz artist George O'Connor, The Glass Cat of Oz is an enchanting new addition to the exciting animals of Oz. |