Calm Reading of The Wizard of Oz- FULL Audiobook 📚 Sleepy Time

Welcome back, sleepyheads. Tonight we have special long episode. It's a reading of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz full audiobook by Elizabeth Grace. Enjoy this relaxing story reading for sleep with the soothing voice of Elizabeth. Full audiobook with calm reading and background music.

01:20 Chapter 1: The Cyclone
12:30 Chapter 2: The Council with the Munchkins
32:00 Chapter 3: How Dorothy Saved the Scarecrow
50:20 Chapter 4: The Road Through the Forest
1:03:50 Chapter 5: The Rescue of the Tin Woodman
1:20:59 Chapter 6: The Cowardly Lion
1:35:57 Chapter 7: The Journey to the Great Oz
1:53:58 Chapter 8: The Deadly Poppy Field
2:13:10 Chapter 9: The Queen of the Field Mice
2:27:04 Chapter 10: The Guardian of the Gate
2:45:48 Chapter 11: The Wonderful City of Oz
3:22:44 Chapter 12: The Search for the Wicked Witch
3:58:40 Chapter 13: The Rescue
4:10:00 Chapter 14: The Winged Monkeys
4:27:48 Chapter 15: The Discovery of Oz, the Terrible
4:54:30 Chapter 16: The Magic Art of the Great Humbug
5:03:33 Chapter 17: How the Balloon Was Launched
5:14:31 Chapter 18: Away to the South
5:26:00 Chapter 19: Attacked by the Fighting Trees
5:35:48 Chapter 20: The Dainty China Country
5:51:00 Chapter 21: The Lion Becomes the King of Beasts
6:00:20 Chapter 22: The Country of the Quadlings
6:09:54 Chapter 23: Glinda The Good Witch Grants Dorothy's Wish
6:22:26 Chapter 24: Home Again

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[getsleepypod]

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[jennifermcdonald]

At around 2:30 am this morning, I was literally going out of my mind, when I came across this post! Omg, what a wonderful find. It instantly calmed me down and allowed me to rest for the rest of the night. Thank you very much.

[AkDragosani]

I actually sped this Up one notch on playback speed. Perfect :-)

[justmariah]

I have the worst anxiety at night and the page ALWAYS calms me down and gets me to bed

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01:20 Chapter 1: The Cyclone
12:30 Chapter 2: The Council with the Munchkins
32:00 Chapter 3: How Dorothy Saved the Scarecrow
50:20 Chapter 4: The Road Through the Forest
1:03:50 Chapter 5: The Rescue of the Tin Woodman
1:20:59 Chapter 6: The Cowardly Lion
1:35:57 Chapter 7: The Journey to the Great Oz
1:53:58 Chapter 8: The Deadly Poppy Field
2:13:10 Chapter 9: The Queen of the Field Mice
2:27:04 Chapter 10: The Guardian of the Gate
2:45:48 Chapter 11: The Wonderful City of Oz
3:22:44 Chapter 12: The Search for the Wicked Witch
3:58:40 Chapter 13: The Rescue
4:10:00 Chapter 14: The Winged Monkeys
4:27:48 Chapter 15: The Discovery of Oz, the Terrible
4:54:30 Chapter 16: The Magic Art of the Great Humbug
5:03:33 Chapter 17: How the Balloon Was Launched
5:14:31 Chapter 18: Away to the South
5:26:00 Chapter 19: Attacked by the Fighting Trees
5:35:48 Chapter 20: The Dainty China Country
5:51:00 Chapter 21: The Lion Becomes the King of Beasts
6:00:20 Chapter 22: The Country of the Quadlings
6:09:54 Chapter 23: Glinda The Good Witch Grants Dorothy's Wish
6:22:26 Chapter 24: Home Again.

[clara]

I don’t usually leave comments but I have anxiety and I struggle to sleep and your videos help me a lot so thank you 🙏🏻 Your work is appreciated

[dazem]

This is my 5th night straight (I keep dozing off lol) listening to Ms. Elizabeth read. She is my absolute favorite storyteller. I've actually been excited to crawl in bed and relax. Thank you for this soothing and lovely video!

[Kimmy-pwtm]

Its now 2.30 am so, instead of thunderstorms and rain, I'm going to try the original way I used to fall asleep. A child's bedtime story. Something that takes you away from your real world.

[PhlashRockinmann]

I, very much, hope this lady knows that, in her way, she has made the world a better place. God bless, and thank you.

[Sarahizahhsum]

Awww my middle name is Elizabeth.

Your voice reminds me of my late grandma's voice. She was British. Especially in her younger days.

May she RIP, I miss your grandma. So much. 😢😢😢❤❤❤

[harbinstrain]

There is nobody as good at reading books than you. I love this.

[johnsmith-pogt]

I would absolutely love to hear you cover “The Never Ending Story”.

[victoriadiesattheend.]

Oh my. What a lovely, perfect voice you have for this story. I do hope you do some of the other Oz books, such as Return to Oz. It's my favorite in the Oz series. Thank you so, so much for this video 🌌💜

[bluesgirl]

I am in the hospital now going through tests. It’s so hard to sleep here but I came across your channel and it has helped me relax and sleep Thank you !

[RULovesYou]

It’s about 3:45 in the morning. Can’t sleep, got insomnia, got anxiety, got minor (visual and tactile) hallucinations, etc. I’m going to try this and hope for the best, hope I can actually sleep. I enjoy children’s stories, so hopefully this will work well.

[bonniec]

This narrators voice is amazing. Calm and soothing. I was mesmerized and slept for 3 whole hours and woke refreshed. Thanks!

[elizabethsirois]

My favorite movie of all times since I was a kid. I’m 63 still my fav. Brought it on DVD for all my grand kids. I have trouble sleeping. TY Elizabeth your voice is so soothing. I have fallen asleep within minutes from listening to you. Love this one so much. I have listened to it repeatedly as I’ve tried to follow up with the story as well. Your voice is magic it knocks me out. 😉😌🤭🤫🥱😴🥰

[kittykatbat]

I watch the wizard of oz whenever I'm sick. I haven't watched it in a while. This is lovely, thank you<3

[andreajenness]

I have terrible insomnia and anxiety. These stories keep my head occupied while I try and rest. Thank you so very much.❤

[jacksonburnette]

A magnificently narrated story. A far cry and a cut above the 1939 movie. Not a criticism of the film but a tribute to the spoken tale and all the nuances in each characters development. I have been spinning yarns and oral history and relish the facial reactions and questions a well told narrative can generate.I love listening to these stories.😢