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I opened my eyes slowly. No. This couldn't possibly be real, it had to be a dream. I blinked twice.
"I don't think we're in Kansas anymore Toto." I told my little dog.
I kept looking out of what used to be the window. Finally, I got enough courage to walk to the door and ease it open. It fell off its hinges when I pushed it, but I was too preoccupied to care.
Outside was a colorful place filled with flowers, bubbles and sunlight. A crystal clear stream ran through the middle of the street and a quaint bridge suspended over it. Roses and peonies surrounded a bright yellow brick road and sugary sweet aromas filled the air. I noticed the flowers start to move a little. Back and forth, up and down, side to side. Suddenly, short little people stood up from their hiding place. The flowers were just decorations on their colorful hats. They pointed and giggled at me. Where in the world am I?
I looked to the babyblue sky, and saw a small shiny bubble coming towards me and growing larger as it floated closer. When it came to about four feet in front of me, it became a person, holding a wand. It transformed into a beautiful woman. She was dressed in a light pink gown, will glitter and sequins covering most of it. The wand was silver and long. She smiled. "Welcome to...."
Who is the narrator? What's it from? Is it easy to tell?

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