Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Roald Dahl books are the best. A must read for all- Charlie and the chocolate factory. A nice storyline.

Very interesting boom.. I purchased it for my son.. But i also read this book..

This is a very Good Book. This is my favourite book. Roald Dahl is my favourite author. I am 12 years old. The delivery time was next day delivery so good. This was at a very good price compared from other websites. Must buy. The chapters are very interesting.

Fantastic book, l omitted the poetry section, love Willy Wonka ❤️💜

Good book and nice quality

Nice

Best book ever I am very happy and satisfied this book is one of a kind I will surely recommend this book to my mates and colleagues

One of Roald Dahl's best and most popular story books, written with highly creative imagination and delightful humour. It is a story of Charlie Bucket, an endearing, good-natured and well-behaved boy living a life of poverty with his poor, loving parents and their aged parents all of whom are ungrudgingly suffering cold and daily pangs of hunger; how Charlie chances upon a golden ticket placed in a candy bar out of five tickets that allows him and his Grandfather Joe, and four other spoilt children and their proud and rich, doting parents, into enigmatic Mr. Willy Wonka's world-famous chocolate factory that is never open to the public; the wildly amazing chocolates and candies (like Candy-coated Pencils for sucking, Rainbow Drops - suck them and you can spit in six different colours, Square Candies that Look Round, Invisible Chocolate Bars for eating in class, Exploding Candy for your enemies, Cavity-filling Caramels - say good bye to dentists, Stickjaw for talkative parents, Strawberry-Juice Water Pistols, Magic Hand-Fudge - when you hold it in your hand, you taste it in your mouth, Mint Jajubes for the boy next door - they will give him green teeth for a month, etc.) being produced in the factory by some strange, laughing and singing Oompa-Loompa midget workers brought in by Mr. Wonka from Loompaland; and how fortune smiles on Charlie in the end. Songs sung by Oompa-Loompas are also full of fun and humour and delightful to read. Excellent book for the young and all those young at heart. Age no bar. I just read it at 63 and loved it. A perfect birthday present, together with "Matilda" also by Roald Dahl and "Crazy Times with Uncle Ken" by Ruskin Bond, to any young boy or girl.

J'avoue, je ne connaissais pas ce livre avant d'avoir vu le film de Tim Burton au cinéma récemment... Le Mea Culpa étant fait je poursuis... Charlie and the chocolate factory est un classique conte pour enfant... "Classique"? au sens de 'livre lu par des milliers d'enfants et étudiés à l'école' oui! au sens de 'un livre banal et construit dans la tradition du conte' NON! ... Ce conte ne suit pas exactement la structure classique des contes pour enfant et c'est tant mieux! Attachant et tendre, Charlie et la chocolaterie fait comprendre ce qu'est la famille et le bonheur, le besoin des autres... Chaque personnage visitant la chocolaterie représente en fait un vice, une erreur d'éducation bref... chacun d'entre eux EST un défaut qui découle de l'éducation des parents. Cela permet d'ailleurs aux enfants de comprendre pourquoi les parents sont parfois sévères et pourquoi il faut les écouter! Bref, dans cet étalage de "sales gosses" un seul d'entre eux sort du lot: Charlie! Plein de vertues et de bonté, il représente presque l'idéal de l'enfant et de l'être humain en ce bas monde... D'un autre point de vue cette fois, je trouve ce livre parfait pour commencer ou se remettre à l'anglais. Moi qui ai beaucoup perdu de mon anglais depuis la sortie du lycée, ce livre pas trop compliqué permet de bien récupérer tout en s'amusant! Les illustrations de cette édition sont originales et en proportion pas trop envahissante, ni trop abstraites. à lire pour soi-même... et à relire à ses enfants ou neveux et nièces avant de s'endormir!

„Ich, Willy Wonka, habe beschlossen fünf Kindern die Möglichkeit zu geben, dieses Jahr meine Fabrik zu besuchen." - so lautet die Titelschlagzeile des Evening Bulletin. Als diese Nachricht die Runde macht, macht sich die halbe Welt auf die Suche nach den fünf goldenen Tickets, die diesen Besuch ermöglichen. Vier Gewinner sind schnell gefunden: der übergewichtige Augustus, die verzogene Veruca, die Kaugummi-kauende Violet und der Fernsehjunkie Mike. Auch Charlie Bucket, ein junge aus einfachen Verhältnissen, hoffte auf ein Ticket. Und tatsächlich meint es das Schicksal gut mit ihm uns er findet das letzte Ticket und kann mit Grandpa Joe die verrückte Schokoladenfabrik besuchen. Viele kennen sicherlich die Buchverfilmung mit Johnny Depp - so auch ich und ich gebe zu ich bin nicht der größte Fan dieser Verfilmung. Nachdem ich nun "Matilda" von Dahl gelesen hatte und ganz begeistert war, dachte ich, man könnte sich auch dieses Buch einmal vornehmen. Und ich wurde nicht enttäuscht. Das Buch übertrifft die Verfilmung bei Weitem und es lohnt sich das Buch im Original zu lesen. Dahl hat ein wunderbares, fantasievolles Kinderbuch mit ausgefeilten, liebenswerten Charakteren geschaffen. Und einmal mehr schafft er es moderne Freizeitbeschäftigungen und Wertvorstellungen in Frage zu stellen, die hier als Veruca, Violet, Mike und Augustus daherkommen. Besonders der hinreißende Appell gegen das Fernsehen und für das Lesen hat mir gefallen. Daher gebe ich volle fünf Sterne! Fazit: Ein lohnenswertes Buch, das die Verfilmung weit in den Schatten stellt. ---------------------------------------- „I, Willy Wonka, have decided to allow five children [...] to visit my factory this year.“ – that’s the main headline of the Evening Bulletin. As the news spread around the world, nearly everybody is in search of the golden tickets, which guarantee the win. Four winners are found very quickly: the overweight Augustus, the spoiled Veruca, the chewing-gum-chewing Violet and the TV-junkie Mike. Charlie Bucket, a poor boy, hopes for another ticket. And luckily he gets the last one. So he can visit Wonkas chocolate factory with his grandpa Joe. A lot of people might know the movie with Johnny Depp – so do I and actually I’m not a huge fan of that movie. Having read „Matilda“ by Dahl, I was curious about this book and so I read it. And I don’t regret it. The book is much better than the movie. Dahl has written a wonderful, fantastic childrens book with lovely characters. Once more he questiones modern leisure time activities and moral concepts, which are characterizes by the figures of Veruca, Violet, Augustus and Mike. I liked especially his appell to read more and watch less television – or to not watch television at all. Therefor I give the book five stars. Conclusion: A worthwhile book, which is far better than the movie.

The book's cover was torn and there was an ugly white sellotape stuck to the torn cover part. Absolutely unacceptable service.

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has become a nightly hit in our household, especially in the Kindle edition. I picked this up to read to my 8-year-old daughter, and it’s now a treasured part of our bedtime routine. Plus, it's an excuse for me to revisit my childhood without having to explain why I'm reading a children's book alone. Right from the start, Roald Dahl’s world is captivating. The story of Charlie Bucket, his golden ticket adventure, and the wild wonders of Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory is just as engaging now as it was when I was a kid. My daughter is absolutely hooked, and I’m pretty sure she’s considering a future career in chocolate tasting. One of our favorite parts is the character voices. I try to channel my inner Gene Wilder while reading, which is equal parts entertaining and disastrous. My Willy Wonka impression sounds like a mix between a mad scientist and a game show host, but it keeps my daughter in stitches. Her giggles are the best part of the day. The Kindle edition is a lifesaver because it means we can read anywhere—at home, or on the go. The adjustable font size is a plus for when my daughter wants a read. And the illustrations? Perfectly preserved, just like in the physical book. Beyond the fun, the story sneaks in some great life lessons about kindness and humility, and the consequences of greed and bad behavior. It’s a gentle way to remind kids (and sometimes adults) about the importance of good values without sounding like a lecture. In short, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a must-read for families. It’s fun, engaging, and a great way to bond over a shared story. Plus, it’s given me a chance to perfect my (terrible) character impressions. Highly recommended, and a solid 5 stars!