Great Book of Records

What the books say it is

• region kept padlocked with golden chains to a gold table 1 chapter

  • This is the most valuable book in Oz and it is kept padlocked with many golden chains to a gold table, for in this great volume appear all the events happening in and out of the world.

    Kabumpo in Oz, ch. 8
• made of gold 2 chapters

  • With its gold cover and gold clasps, the book was so heavy that three men could scarcely have lifted it.

    The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 2

  • This is the most valuable book in Oz and it is kept padlocked with many golden chains to a gold table, for in this great volume appear all the events happening in and out of the world.

    Kabumpo in Oz, ch. 8
• size enormous 1 chapter

  • The pages of the Great Book were larger in size than those of an American newspaper, and although they were exceedingly thin, there were so many of them that they made an enormous, bulky volume.

    The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 2
• texture exceedingly thin pages 1 chapter

  • The pages of the Great Book were larger in size than those of an American newspaper, and although they were exceedingly thin, there were so many of them that they made an enormous, bulky volume.

    The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 2
• appearance with three golden clasps 1 chapter

  • He was sitting at a table and examining an immense Book which had three golden clasps,

    The Lost Princess of Oz, ch. 17
• trait prints a record of every event in the world at the moment it happens 1 chapter

  • I do not suppose there is any magical thing in any fairyland to compare with the Record Book, on the pages of which are constantly being printed a record of every event that happens in any part of the world, at exactly the moment it happens.

    Glinda of Oz, ch. 1
• reputation wonderful 1 chapter

  • Among the many wonderful things in Glinda's palace is the Great Book of Records.

    The Scarecrow of Oz, ch. 13