The BFG

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Summary: #1
Review: The BFG is a great fantasy. This is my favorite Roald Dahl.If you want a recommendation get the BFG!!!!

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Summary: This is a good book
Review: When I first heard of the BFG, I thought it sounded pretty stupid, but when I actually read the book, I found it to be a magical journey through a huge imaginitive plot. I wholeheartedly enjoyed this book, and would recomend that anyone, from a 3rd grader to a 50-year old, read this book. In fact, I've read it many times, and will probably read it several more times. Anyone with imagination will enjoy this book.

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Summary: BFG is a great book!!!
Review: Natalie Nightingale-The BFG is a GREAT book! I love the way he talks, it is so funny! Like how he calls cucumbers snozcumbers! I also love how the little girl is so small and the BFG is so BIG. My favorite part was when they try to get into the queen's palace, it is so exciting!!!!! My favorite author is Roald Dahl because he uses so much discription. He can take one day and turn it into one whole chapter book. Or he could take just two days, and turn them a NOVEL! I hope you read the BFG!!!

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Summary: And you think your tall?!
Review: The BFG stands for Big Friendly Giant. A little girl is up at night and sees a giant. She gets captured and thinks she will be killed. Luckily, the giant is the only good giant out of twelve! Instead of being eaten, she finds out where dreams come from. Later on, the little girl, Sophie, and the BFG capture the giants and meet the Queen of England in the cleverest way ever! This book is full of excitemnt and humor. The BFG has never been to school, so his language is very slang. The BFG sends you laughing till you fall over.

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Summary: Girl is kidnapped by a giant
Review: I really enjoyed reading this book.I feal that this book is a easy book to read and understand.It was a very adventerous book and I like books like that.

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Summary: Roald Dahl, the master of children's literature.
Review: No matter what Roald Dahl novel you pick up, it is almost guaranteed to be a masterpiece.

Dahl intrigues children, with his characters, and their circumstances. The BFG is no different. I read this novel as a child, after I had read the Charlie books, and Matilda, and this Roald Dahl work was just as great as the others.

If you have children, this is a must-read for them. Dahl always offers some kind of lessons within his writing, and his prose is amazing. Even as a child, I was unable to put this book down.

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Summary: Charming fantasy about little girl befriending lonely giant
Review: Sophie is an orphan, not exacly living "the charmed life". Enter a "big friendly giant", who came to town during witching hour to "blow dreams into the minds of sleeping children", but ends up kidnapping Sophie, because she saw him and "would have caused a giant hunt". -- The adventure for both Sophie and the "BFG" is wonderful to follow, at times even hilarious. The friendly giant has a wonderful way of "jumbling" almost the entire English language, making the reader laugh out loud during many delightful scenes. The "other" giants in Giant Country are not at all friendly, but man-eating monsters who torment the BFG. With the genius of Sophie and the aid of The Queen of England all ends well. -- I read this book with my 4th grade class, and all agreed that this was our favorite book we covered all year! Highly recommended!

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Summary: the bfg rocks!!
Review: we looooooooovvvvvvvveeeeee this book we have read it 25 times each and are still going!! we are hoping for the world record for being the youngest and yet cleverest readers. we would say that we know it off by heart!!

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Summary: The Big Friendly Giant
Review: The BFG is the best fantasy book I've ever read. It was all about adventure in it. There was lots of humor when it came to the BFG himself. The little orphan, Sophie, was really interesting too. She helped us go through the life of a typical orphan. The BFG was a wonderful book to read for young readers everywhere!

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Summary: Hilarious characters!!!!
Review: In the BFG, the BFG catches dreams in Dream Country. No human can see them. The BFG can only hear them with his gigantic ears. He uses a net to catch these dreams. All of this happens in the chapter called Journey to Dream Country. The BFG goes to a house next to an orphanage. There lay awake on her bed, a little girl named Sophie. When the BFG saw her, he took her because he didn't want her to tell anyone that there was a giant outside her window with a long trumpet and a briefcase in each hand. He took her to his cave in Giant Country where there lay nine giants, double the size of the BFG. When the got in the cave, Sophie could hear them galloping off somewhere. What she didn't know was that the would or could be in the headlines of a magazine. I shall not tell you anything more about this book except that if you're under the age of six I think this book may be too harsh. If you like action and want a good hoot well all I can say is good choice.