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Summary: A Great Chocolate Book!
Review: This book is about a boy called Charlie. Charlie was poor. He lived with his grandpa, Joe and his grandma, Josephine. One day a chocolate factory closes for many years. When they open the factory gates, whoever gets a golden ticket can visit the Wonka Chocolate Factory! But there are just five golden tickets in Wonka Cocolate bars. This book is about what happens when Charlie finds a golden ticket. The best characters are Charlie, Willy Wonka and Grandpa Joe. I liked this book because it was funny and it was about chocolate.
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Summary: A TRULY ENJOYABLE BOOK!
Review: Who says you need to read mystery and horror books to get excited? When my friend recommend it to me I didn't want to read as i thought it was dull. You see,I don't read any other type of books other than horror and mystery. I think other tyes of books were boring! So, I finally drag myself to read and you know what? I was not able to put it down. It was a great book and exciting. I got excited everytime Charlie bought a chocolate bar. I was waiting for the moment he was going to find the Golden Ticket inside! So, i finished the book in two hours time and right after that I went straight to the grocery store and I bought myself my all-time favorite chocolate, Cadbury's Roasted Almond and I ate it like it was the first time I ever tasted chocolate! The writer made me think of chocolate like it was the yummiest food on earth. I think after reading that book, I appreciated chocolate more! Thanks, Mr. Dahl.
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Summary: Good book, but the movie is better...
Review: This is a fairly good book--it presents its story effectively, and it shows how the world at large often views people who are "so poor [they] can only buy one candy bar a year," like Charlie Bucket. As a matter of fact, I could only find one thing wrong with it: Charlie has no faults! He seems to be the superhumanly good type of kid some parents held up to their own children as an example; i. e., "Why in the world can't you be more like X?" and who is hated by every other kid in the neighborhood as a result. My advice: buy the movie, because this is one time the Hollywood version of a story is actually an improvement over the original.
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Summary: Roald Dahl is one of the BEST authors!
Review: Charlie is a little boy who is very poor. He unwrapped a Whipped Fudgemello Delight and found a golden ticket. Then he went to Mr. Wonka's invention place and there were some other kids who were there and one guy went up a pipe and one girl went down a garbage chute with her parents and there was one girl was crazy about gum and she got just like a blueberry. Her body was a blueberry, but she had a head, and two arms, and legs.The book was really good and I think it's better than Harry Potter.
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Summary: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Review: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl is a very good book to read. I think the book is easy to understand and I liked it. The book is about five children who win golden tickets to go to a chocolate factory owned by Willy Wonka, a famous inventor. One of the children is Charlie Bucket, a poor boy who loves chocolate. You should read this book because it is full of exciting events and interesting people.
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Summary: charlie and the chocolate factory by Roald Dahl
Review: It is hard to finish because in the chapter, there are many sentences. However, it is fun to read. I finished nearly half of the book. At the school, I played as Mrs. Teavee in Chalie and the Chocolate factory. I was very excited. Before I played in the play, I had KFC fries chicken. I like Pepsi best. I played for three times continuously. Now, I am on vacation. Next term, I will be in year four. I bought Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator too because it continue from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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Summary: For ANYONE...
Review: This is one of Roald Dahl's BEST. After ten years, Willy Wonka has opened the gates of his amazing chocolate factory to the public... only 5 members that is. Who will find the golden ticket wrapped in a Wonka chocolate? For Charlie Bucket it's a mere dream. Charlie is poor and only gets one chocolate bar a year. But one day, he finds a dollar bill in the snow and buys himself a chocolate bar... which just happens to contain the fifth golden ticket. You're swept in a marvelous journey in the chocolate factory with four brats... Mike Teavee who lives for tv...Veruca Salt a little brat with bratty parents...Violet Beauragarde a girl who love gum...and Augustus Gloop who'll eat ANYTHING. Don't worry they all get what they deserve. I recommend this book to anyone.
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Summary: Please don't confuse this with the film!
Review: This is really not much like that awful film that came out in the 70's...although I think that Gene Wilder was a good choice to play Willy Wonka. I first read this book in second grade, saw the film a year or so later -- what a disappointment. The book is WONDERFUL! Roald Dahl has a very droll way of writing that is all at once heart-touching, charming, and kind of grotesque -- just the thing that kids love to read! I especially enjoy the songs (in the book, not the movie!) that the Oompa-Loompas would sing: "Augustus Gloop! Augustus Gloop! the big fat dirty nincompoop!" If you like this book, I would also recommend "Fantastic Mr. Fox", an underrated Dahl masterpiece!
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Summary: Charlie and The Chocolate Factory
Review: Charlie and The Chocolate Factory is a book for children of all ages. This book gets a four star rating and is a book that everyone should read. It's a fun fantasy story about a dream that comes true for a poor little boy named Charlie Bucket. There are five golden tickets, which five lucky children will win. The children who find the golden tickets will win a tour of the world famous Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory. The first four goldent tickets are found, and only one remains. The hopes of Charlie finding a gold ticket were low to begin with, because he only gets one chocolate bar a year on his birthday. One day something happen to him, he was walking back from school and he found a dollar in the street gutter. So he went into the candy store and bought a Willy Wonka chocolate bar, he ripped open the wrapper, but there was no golden ticket. Since he loved Willy Wonka chocolate bars so much he bought another one. This time he opened the wrapper and found the fifth and final golden ticket in the contest. In the end Charlie ends up winning more that he thought he would from Willy Wonka's big contest.
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Summary: Great story
Review: My niece keeps asking me to read the story to her at bedtime!
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