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- Categories:Gender, Animal, Book
- AKA "The Land of Oz", Magic, Shapeshifter, Fantasy
Description
In an attempt to escape capture, Mombi (the enchantress who
enchanted Tip/Ozma -- see this book's listing under Gender)
transforms herself into a griffin and attempts to run away. She is
caught after she tires, and Tip's ally the Sawhorse (who is made of
wood instead of flesh and blood, and thus never tires) catches up
with her. Glinda catches Mombi (who returns to her normal form) and
takes her back for interrogation.
All of Oz is looking for princess Ozma. It turns out that a wicked
witch had transformed her into Tip, a boy, in order to hide her.
Glinda makes the witch change Tip back into Ozma at the end.
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originally posted by Esrom on 2001-02-22, 4 edits, entryid=4950
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