The Woggle-Bug Book

A brilliant, oversized insect arrives in a bustling American city, convinced his scholarly credentials from Oz will earn him admiration. With four hands, a flamboyant wardrobe of dazzling colors, and an air of dignified confidence, the Highly Magnified, Thoroughly Educated Woggle‑Bug struts down Main Street, marveling at the sights and especially at a striking wax‑dressed lady displayed in a shop window. Captivated by her vibrant gown and the modest price tag, he decides that winning her affection is worth any effort.

Finding himself penniless in a world that runs on cash, the curious bug seeks work wherever he can, even among laborers digging a new sewer. His earnest attempts to understand the odd economics of this new land lead to a series of humorous mishaps and clever schemes. Listeners will enjoy the witty observations, vivid descriptions, and the charmingly absurd clash between Oz’s magic and everyday American life.