The Magic of Oz™

Magic Isle

also Isle of the Magic Flower

The small magic island where Trot and Cap'n Bill have become rooted to the ground, also home to the Lonesome Duck.

First named in The Magic of Oz, ch. 9

"I've been to the Magic Isle,"

Where this is

  • placed In Oz 1 chapter

    stated in The Magic of Oz, ch. 17

    "You see," explained the Glass Cat, "that Magic Isle where Trot and Cap'n Bill are stuck is also in this Gillikin Country--over at the east side of it, and it's no farther to go across-lots from here than it is from here to the Emerald City.

Names in the books

  • called Magic Isle 10 chapters

    The Magic of Oz915171819

    Glinda of Oz1791317

  • called Isle of the Magic Flower 2 chapters

    The Magic of Oz913

What the books say it is

  • region gillikin 1 chapter
    • "You see," explained the Glass Cat, "that Magic Isle where Trot and Cap'n Bill are stuck is also in this Gillikin Country--over at the east side of it, and it's no farther to go across-lots from here than it is from here to the Emerald City.
      The Magic of Oz, ch. 17
  • size not of great extent 1 chapter
    • In the center of this lake appeared a lovely island, not of great extent but almost entirely covered by a huge round building with glass walls and a high glass dome which glittered brilliantly in the sunshine.
      Glinda of Oz, ch. 7
  • appearance lovely 1 chapter
    • In the center of this lake appeared a lovely island, not of great extent but almost entirely covered by a huge round building with glass walls and a high glass dome which glittered brilliantly in the sunshine.
      Glinda of Oz, ch. 7

Appearances

The Magic of Oz (6 of 23 chapters)
Glinda of Oz (4 of 24 chapters)

Connections from others

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