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Summary: This is Roald Dahl's Big One!
Review: Matilda, the greatest book ever that Roald Dahl wrote. you must read it. Matilda tells about adventures of an Genius, unwanted girl in a stupid family. This girl have lot of powers that she's not know from and starting to feel them in a strange events. There is a part that she's sticking her father's hat on his head and he can get it off. I think the style of the writing in this book is faboulus and making the book funnier. This book kinda remind me of Harry Potter because of all the pain and the suffer that the hero gets thru. I really enjoyed this book and I recommend you to read it.
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Summary: Matilda have power
Review: I think it is good book to read. Her parents doesn't like her and doesn't want to look at her. i think her parents mean because they spoil their son but not her. i like matilda because she have powers that she doesn't like. i hate her principal because she is mean and evil. i think she is a pig. i think she can use her power like throwing stuff at her brother. she is being mean to her dad when she put hair die on his hair and glue his hat and he put it on.
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Summary: Matilda
Review: This was a very good book when I was reading this book it was amzing to see a 4 year old read those really hard book expecally by the famous writer Charles Dickons. This is a great story about a girl (Matilda) and her rough life time with her family. I urge you to read this book it is a great book to see what happens to the young girls life!!!
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Summary: matilda
Review: I think Matilda is a great story. The story talks about Matilda and the problem she had. Matilda's school principal is a mean woman.these are why Matilda is a great story.
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Summary: I LOVED IT!
Review: Since i am a Harry Potter reader, while waiting for book 5, i decided to read this one, altough i have loved the film, but i hated all other Roald Dahl's works, but i loved this one, it's really humorous, and quite suspenful, the writing it's great also the illustrations on this edition are great, and also this book was from an aunt of mine (who i hope that rests in peace), and it has been on my grandmothers house for well 11 years,... age, HP fans read this book while you are waiting for the others.
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Summary: The Magic of MATILDA
Review: Sweet. Zany. Creative. Each of these things describes the wonderful little girl named Matilda. The trouble is that her parent's don't agree...in fact, they don't even know! MATILDA is Roald Dahl at his very best, telling a story of a bright little girl with some amazing powers with humor and creativity. Matilda's mom and dad don't care about her school work or her love for books or even for her opinion, but she has hidden talents and secrets that come alive in her class at school. Humor, magic, and creativity are the ingredients for one of the best children's books ever written, MATILDA.
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Summary: Matilda
Review: Matilda is a smart superbrain and has terrible parents. She is playing tricks on people when they say bad things to her. At school Ms. Trunchbull is really Ms. Honey's aunt. Her family wants to move to Spain, but Ms. Honey keeps Matilda.
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Summary: A Great Book by Roals Dahl!
Review: This is a tremendous book by Roald Dahl! It is about a girl named Matilda, who has magical powers and has a horrible family. When she goes to school and meets Mrs Honey, she was very happy. She is super intelligent. She can multiply, divide, add, subtract, etc. at the age of four! When her family had to move she told that she wanted to stay with Mrs Honey. Mrs Honey adopts her. She was so happy!
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Summary: Matilda
Review: matilda is a great book for the young audience. i loved this book. it was very funny and witty. matilda was a wonderful character, and showed that someone always has a special talent. this book was a very well written book, and i would recommend it to anyone. i would also recommend other books by Roald Dahl.
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Summary: Matilda : My favorite book of all time.,
Review: Classics like MATILDA are not simply an extraordinary work. They are what are called a 'legend.' MATILDA, by one of the best selling children's authors of all time, Roald Dahl, tells the fantastic, dangerously hilarious story of a young genius girl named Matilda. Living in a society and a family full of stupidity and selfishness, she adapts to her surroundings with her prodigal skills. Attached to her library, she reads out the entire children's as well as adults' section, and finds herself reading almanacs and dictionaries at the age of five. It's only until one incident angers her that she discovers in herself a fantastic gift -- using this uncalled for gift, she lets out her powers on her cruel parents and snobby brother. She soon enters school, that way her thief parents don't have to worry about the 'spoiled brat' anymore. (Her parents never bought her a thing in her life, don't know her age, and sometimes forgets she's even there. They're also unaware of the fact that she could spell her name at two.) There, she enters the only world that she could ever love -- the world of children. And the world of her sweet, loving teacher, Ms. Honey. And it is there that she sees an evil in her school -- the Trunchbull, her rather cannaballistic principal. From the laughable memories of Bruce Bogtrotter to the tale of the Trunchbull's past to the magical, hilarious, and wonderful last page, MATILDA makes itself my favorite novel of all time.Showing you that a child can be so strong, showing you that a little girl could be so heroic and talented , is a masterful work to compile. Written with Dahl's loving style, it is among the best of children's novels of all time. Leveling and even surpassing Lois Sachar's HOLES and Philip Pullman's HIS DARK MATERIALS trilogy, Matilda is the most loving novel I have ever read and will continue to be. It is good to know that no book will ever beat this classic, no matter how fantastic the book will be. Matilda is legendary. And if the rating system would go up to 10 stars, it would still be unratable. This is not overhype; this is perfectly true. It's absolutely unforgettable, the flagship of all children's books.
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