Charlie And The Chocolate Factory
(Roald Dahl)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl, is a
whimsical children's tale about childhood dreams, problems with child raising,
and of course, lots of candy. It is a delightful romp through a child's fantasy
with morals threading through it as well. Dahl's style is clearly running
through the entire book in this fun novel.
Charlie is only a poor kid living with his multiple grandparents when the
mysterious Wonka Chocolate Factory, out of which no one and nothing ever comes
out except candy, puts out a declaration of a contest. Somewhere in all
the candy that Wonka puts out all over the world, there are five Golden Tickets
which will enable the lucky child who finds one to go on a tour inside the
factory itself! People all over the world try to find the tickets and
they buy as many candy bars from Wonka as they can, so what chance does poor
Charlie have on his birthday, when he only gets one dollar so that he can buy
only one candy bar a year...?
Willy Wonka's factory is an amazing place straight out of any child's
fantasies, from everything like the river of chocolate (and waterfall to mix
it) to the blades of sugar grass to the squirrels deciding which nuts are good
and which are bad. Wonka invents things such as the Everlasting
Gobstopper and ButterAle (to go with ButterScotch and ButterRum, of course)
that will delight children and amuse parents. Parents also will enjoy the
book for it's many morals, as the flaws of many children suddenly backfire on
them in hilarious ways inside of the factory.
Roald Dahl is a master story teller and brings Charlie, his grandparents and
Willy Wonka himself to life in brilliant bold color in this book. Worth a
Golden Ticket itself, the book creates a wondrous world for children to play
in. With fantasy, morals and Oompa Loompas galore, this book is one you
won't want to miss.
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