Advantages: brilliant children's fiction, great illustrations, such a funny, entertaining read Disadvantages: none for me
...When I was little I used to love all the books that Roald Dahl has written. I liked how they are so lively and wild, and the way in which they are written is easy to understand but not too easy, so not patronising if you get what I mean. ...
Advantages: It'll be quicker than reading Harry Potter Disadvantages: you'll try out some of they're hair brained tricks yourself!
...favourite book of all time and I encourage everyone to read it (even if it is considered a childrens book) or listen to it if you can
Have a little read of the plot:
"Have there ever been two more wretched people than Mr. and Mrs. Twit? T ...
Advantages: Fantastic bringing to life of a good story Disadvantages: None
...this as part of a bundle from the Book People, so I don't know its individual price. It would be well worth the normal full price, unlike another story in the bundle - the Andrew Sachs reading of James and the Giant Peach. I just couldn't stand ...
Advantages: Humorous, intelligent, odd, quirky. Disadvantages: Creepy, no sense of law
When I was younger, I used to be a huge fan of Roald Dahl, although I could never for the life of me spell his name right. Each of his books has such an imaginitive yet realistic quality to it, you cannot help but wonder if the stories are real or not. ...
...George lived on a farm miles away from anywhere so there were never any children to play with. He had the companion of pigs, hens, cows, sheep and... his grandmother.
George's grandmother was unlike other lovely, kind and helpful grandmothers. His was ...
