The lost Oz king

A story in which evil and good meet, and the king gets lost between its lines, and companions cooperate in their hardships, but it teaches us that a person may benefit more from his failures than from his successes, and that cooperation among people and supporting each other may make difficult matters light and not cause despair in reality, and that good companionship is the equipment of days and through it a person can overcome what he goes through and recover what he has lost no matter how great his loss: so will the lost king return, and how does he return, and who brings him back? About the author: Ruth Blumley Thompson, an American novelist for children's books. She is famous for completing the series of the famous Wizard of Oz stories written by Lyman Frank Baum. About the translator: Razine Sadik; a master's degree in translation studies, translating in literature and human sciences.