Research Paper On Roald Dahl

Roald Dahl - Final Roald Dahl was one of the most remarkable british author throughout the children's literature, who made dozens of best-selling record back in the 90s. He wrote 19 children's’ books and 9 short story collections during his life-time, and most of them were very well-known stories that had been classified into the classic of the classic; ("Roald Dahl" 2017)some of the stories were being filmed, some had even became musicals. His great work filled around our childhood. In fact, he did not only wider our imaginary about life, but also made himself a legend in the history. ("Wikipedia" 2017) Roald Dahl was born in Llandaff, South Wales. September, 13, 1916. He was born in a lutheran family with three sisters; an interesting

One day, the factory set up a events for the new product (chocolate bar), there would be five golden tickets which rapped with the chocolate bar. The rule was whoever gets the golden ticket would get to have a tour in the chocolate factory. There were five kids that had chosen to have the tour; every kids had different personality and characters, which in indicating the human life. The first kids who got the golden tickets was a fatty boy who was enthusiastic of eating; the second kids who got the ticket was a little girl form a rich family, whose father bought a factory for unwrapped the chocolate in order to find the tickets; the third kid was a girl who got the champion of gum chewing; the fourth kid was called Mike Teavee, also indicating that the only thing he cared about was TV; the last kid was the main character called Charlie Bucket, he was a really kind and virtuous boy. He and his family was very poor and all lived in a really small house. After all tickets were being discover, the five kids and each one member of their family went on a tour in the factory. There were lots of surprises and unbelievable things, each and everyone were very fascinating, but most of the kids were lost in the factory in different section. Because of the arragon, desire, and ignorant. The only boy that left was Charlie Bucket and his grandpa; the owner of the

He used a humorous way to teach the kids what personality they should trying to be. There was a quote in the movie that said, “A little nonsense now and then, is cherished by the wisest men.” By telling them that bad habits would not have good consequences; the important thing is not the your background or how success you are, but the heart that inside of you. ("Repton School 'helped inspire Dahl' to write Charlie"