Oz Books By Thompson
- 1921 — The Royal Book of Oz
- 1922 — Kabumpo in Oz
- 1923 — The Cowardly Lion of Oz
- 1924 — Grampa in Oz
- 1925 — The Lost King of Oz
- 1926 — The Hungry Tiger of Oz
- 1927 — The Gnome King of Oz
- 1928 — The Giant Horse of Oz
- 1929 — Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz
- 1930 — The Yellow Knight of Oz
- 1931 — Pirates in Oz
- 1932 — The Purple Prince of Oz
- 1933 — Ojo in Oz
- 1934 — Speedy in Oz
- 1935 — The Wishing Horse of Oz
- 1936 — Captain Salt in Oz
- 1937 — Handy Mandy in Oz
- 1938 — The Silver Princess in Oz
- 1939 — Ozoplaning with the Wizard of Oz
- 1971 — Yankee in Oz
- 1976 — The Enchanted Island of Oz
A short collection of Thompson's Oz poetry, The Cheerful Citizens of Oz, was published in 1992.
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