One day, when her mother and her were on bad terms, Amy's mother drove off with a friend and left Amy at the trailer by herself. Amy goes inside and worries about the bad weather when next thing she knows, a tornado picks up her trailer and lands her in Oz. She goes through a terrible mess of problems; at one point, she is locked in Dorothy's prison with no one else besides her pet rat. A boy named Pete, whom she had encountered earlier in the book, helped her get out. However, Amy was forced by unknown agreement to join the Order of the Wicked. A group of "wicked" witches fighting against Dorothy to get Oz back to normal. This is where Amy falls in love with "witch boy" names Nox. By the end of the book, Amy's efforts to kill Dorothy fail when Dorothy disappears from Amy's hands as they're falling towards their death. With efforts from the Wizard, Ollie (a monkey Amy saves at the beginning), and other witches from the Order of the Wicked, Amy was saved from a ton of catastrophe. One question still remains though, where
One day, when her mother and her were on bad terms, Amy's mother drove off with a friend and left Amy at the trailer by herself. Amy goes inside and worries about the bad weather when next thing she knows, a tornado picks up her trailer and lands her in Oz. She goes through a terrible mess of problems; at one point, she is locked in Dorothy's prison with no one else besides her pet rat. A boy named Pete, whom she had encountered earlier in the book, helped her get out. However, Amy was forced by unknown agreement to join the Order of the Wicked. A group of "wicked" witches fighting against Dorothy to get Oz back to normal. This is where Amy falls in love with "witch boy" names Nox. By the end of the book, Amy's efforts to kill Dorothy fail when Dorothy disappears from Amy's hands as they're falling towards their death. With efforts from the Wizard, Ollie (a monkey Amy saves at the beginning), and other witches from the Order of the Wicked, Amy was saved from a ton of catastrophe. One question still remains though, where