The Tin Woodman of Oz


Read by Luke Nelson

(3.6 stars; 124 reviews)

The Tin Woodman of Oz is the twelfth Land of Oz book written by L. Frank Baum and was originally published on May 13, 1918. The Tin Woodman is unexpectedly reunited with his Munchkin sweetheart Nimmie Amee from the days when he was flesh and blood. This was a backstory from The Wizard of Oz. (Summary from Wikipedia) (5 hr 15 min)

Chapters

00 - To My Readers 3:28 Read by Luke Nelson
01 - Woot the Wanderer 13:30 Read by Luke Nelson
02 - The Heart of the Tin Woodman 12:16 Read by Luke Nelson
03 - Roundabout 12:28 Read by Luke Nelson
04 - The Loons of Loonville 20:50 Read by Luke Nelson
05 - Mrs. Yoop, the Giantess 17:59 Read by Luke Nelson
06 - The Magic of a Yookoohoo 19:57 Read by Luke Nelson
07 - The Lace Apron 8:01 Read by Luke Nelson
08 - The Menace of the Forest 17:23 Read by Luke Nelson
09 - The Quarrelsome Dragons 10:38 Read by Luke Nelson
10 - Tommy Kwikstep 14:26 Read by Luke Nelson
11 - Jinjur's Ranch 12:32 Read by Luke Nelson
12 - Ozma and Dorothy 11:49 Read by Luke Nelson
13 - The Restoration 16:06 Read by Luke Nelson
14 - The Green Monkey 6:22 Read by Luke Nelson
15 - The Man of Tin 13:23 Read by Luke Nelson
16 - Captain Fyter 8:14 Read by Luke Nelson
17 - The Workshop of Ku-Klip 7:19 Read by Luke Nelson
18 - The Tin Woodman Talks to Himself 20:53 Read by Luke Nelson
19 - The Invisible Country 24:29 Read by Luke Nelson
20 - Over Night 9:08 Read by Luke Nelson
21 - Polychrome's Magic 12:25 Read by Luke Nelson
22 - Nimmie Amee 11:06 Read by Luke Nelson
23 - Through the Tunnel 6:15 Read by Luke Nelson
24 - The Curtain Falls 4:41 Read by Luke Nelson

Reviews

The Tin Woodman of Oz


(4 stars)

Well read by a young reader. There is some background noise (chimes) but it really dosn't distract the listener. I may be mistaken but I think this is the only Oz book to have dragons in it.

uh what?


(4.5 stars)

Ok so Luke nelson might be a good reader if he just tries. But he kinda sounds like he doesn't want to read. No affiance. Ok?

It is the book that matters


(5 stars)

I think the other reviews are focused on the wrong thing. It is the book that matters not the quality of the reader. Baum has made a very good addition to the Oz books. Fiori Do

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(4 stars)

I don't know its quite fun so i will give you four stars?

I love this book


(5 stars)

Good reader good story good everything :)


(3 stars)

reading was okay, the notices in the background were distracting

Nicely and clearly read


(4.5 stars)

The story itself was good, but not as entertaining as the first few Oz stories and the Patchwork Girl and also Rinkitink which had more humor in them. It was such a pleasure to hear this story read by a young boy with a pleasant voice and excellent pronunciation. It made me feel almost as if I were right there in Oz with Dorothy and her young friends. Thank you for all your time and sharing of your excellent reading skills, Luke. : )

Amazing


(5 stars)

I love that young children are trying and luke did really well also love all the books (this is one of my favorite.)