Question

Review for the book Charlie and the chocolate factory

Answer 1

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A feature of Roald Dahl’s stories is the down-and-outer making good, or awful people being brought back to earth with a thud. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has both.

I won’t go into details about the story, as I’m sure you all know it. But I think it is brilliant how Roald Dahl has created a world so fantastic and wonderful that somehow you believe it could be true. The things he comes up with! Eatable Marshmallow Pillows. Hot ice-Creams for Cold days. Wriggle sweets that wriggle delightfully in your tummy after swallowing. Invisible chocolate bars for eating in class.

The brilliance of Roald Dahl is the way he gets his message across without bogging down the story. The demise of the awful children in the story does this beautifully, and it is capped off by the Oompa Loompas and their songs. My favourite is the Mike Teavee song, about watching too much television. While Dahl doesn’t seem a fan of balance (throw all televisions away and just read books!), it is an amazing piece of rhyme, one that had me reading it to anyone who would listen.

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