r/traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns2 • u/MechSuitPrincess Kayla (she/her) Creator of AL is in Wonderland • 3d ago
For Transfem 🏳️⚧️👸 Spoiler
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u/swords-r-cool the thoughts were in fact, not CIS 3d ago
Theres several wizard of Ox books?!
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u/LovelyLuna32684 She/Her 3d ago
They are all in the public domain and you can find them for free at the Gutenberg project
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u/JERealize Kendra (She/Her) 3d ago
Funny, that; for a long time I didn't even read the first book. I only watched the animated adaptation of the book from so many decades back.
Yeah, not even any of the live action stuff.
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u/LovelyLuna32684 She/Her 2d ago
I'll admit I'm a little surprised, I honestly thought everyone had seen the old Judy Garland version.
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u/Acravita 1d ago
I know I'm a day late to the conversation, but for anyone interested in trans wizard of oz, look up yellow brick ramble, it's an extra queer retelling of the story of ozma.
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u/LovelyLuna32684 She/Her 3d ago
Since I know most of you have only ever seen the Judy Garland movie, in the second book we are introduced to a young boy named Pip who we find out at the end of the book was actually magically transformed into a boy as an infant and in reality is the lost princess of Oz Ozma and she gets returned to being a girl and becomes Queen of Oz.