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In "Aunt Jane's Nieces in the Red Cross," Baum continues the adventures of the three nieces, Louise, Beth, and Patsy. This time, the nieces become involved with the Red Cross, the international humanitarian organization known for its relief efforts during times of crisis and conflict. The novel likely follows the nieces as they work with the Red Cross, providing aid and support to those in need.Baum's "Aunt Jane's Nieces" series is known for its engaging storytelling, colorful characters, and themes of family, friendship, and social responsibility. While not as famous as the "Wizard of Oz" books, the series remains popular among readers who enjoy Baum's imaginative narratives and positive messages."Aunt Jane's Nieces in the Red Cross" is a testament to Baum's versatility as an author and his ability to create compelling stories across different genres and settings.