For many children it may be daunting to see page after page of purely just text. This made reading The Witches a lot more appealing than if it were just block text.

There are a variety of emotions felt with every paragraph but the way that the humour is incorporated in with the excitement, fear and danger is superb.ДЄnother factor which adds to the enjoyment of this book is the way in which the text is laid out simple and larger than your average novel. He also immortalised himself in his memoir Boy, devoting a good portion of his childhood reminiscences the Great Mouse Plot of 1924. The way that she is written is so convincing and the way other characters react to her, with the utmost fear and admiration is hilarious to follow. Roald Dahl (Boy) Roald Dahl himself can be found in many of his characters, from the lanky BFG to tricky magician Willy Wonka. In Norway there is a castle that belongs to The Grand High Witch. The big seen/climax happened in the South part of England in a hotel. Settings The story took place in England and Norway.

My personal favourite is the Grand High Witch. The Witches By: Roald Dahl By: Charlie, Kim, Sylvain, Will 2. From the snotty nosed hotel owner, to the fat kid that never stops eating. The excellent imagination of Roald Dahl certainly makes the plot and characters very convincing, especially for those readers who are too young to know that those type of witches do not exist, although I can not be one hundred percent sure after reading this masterpiece.ДЄlong the way we meet some magnificent characters. To describe the story as powerful may be an exaggeration in terms, the story however is extremely enjoyable, and I do believe that all sorts of children of different ages would agree. Even though he is a mouse for the last three quarters of the book, a plan is concocted with his grandmother to destroy all of the witches and save the British children from extinction. She catches the child ear wigging and turns him into a mouse, with the help of a secret potion he did however hear their plans to destroy all the children of England before this cruel incident. Roald Dahl Day: Five best characters - from the BFG to the Grand High Witch As we mark 100 years since the birth of Dahl, here are the authors strangest, funniest and scariest creations. The story revolves around a grandmother and her grandson who have been unfortunate enough to stumble upon an annual meeting of witches at a hotel, hosted by the ever terrifying, В‘Grand High Witch'.

This book was an absolute pleasure to read, from the offset it catches your interest with its vivid description of the witches that you will meet later on in the story, told as though they could be sat right next to you as you are reading. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the story unfold, meeting all of the characters and learning for myself just how far the imagination can be stretched. The Witches by Roald Dahl Published by, Jonathan Cape Ltd, Thirty Two, Bedford Square, London. That interest stayed with me right up until the last page. Published by, Jonathan Cape Ltd, Thirty Two, Bedford Square, London.

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