Well. That actually clears up a few things from Dorothy Must Die. This was a short book - which is good. It just gave me some background knowledge into how Oz became how it is represented in Dorothy Must Die. I think this is a good read for anyone reading the Dorothy Must Die series. It is only available in digital form, but I got it from iBooks for 3$, and it's very much worth that much pocket change.
There is actually another prequel coming out November of this year, which I am excited for. It's named, The Witch Must Burn. Again, I do believe it's only available in digital form, but hopefully it will quench my thirst of this twisted tale until March next year when The Wicked Will Rise comes out (the second in the Dorothy Must Die series).
Something I love about these books is the cover art. I know the golden rule is one 'must not judge a book by its cover', but come on, if that rule were supposed to be followed, books would have plain brown paper covers. The front covers of these books are just so beautiful and imaginative. It really gives one a picture of what the books are about.
Anyway, I would give this one a 3/5. I liked it. I would recommend it to anyone reading this main series, it's very interesting to see the background story of how Oz came to be. I love this concept a lot. And I am sure I will enjoy reading the rest of the main and prequel series :)
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