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2.5 rounded up. This short Audiobook was read by Bill Bailey which was great! However the story wasn’t as great. Definitely quintessentially Dahl but very similar to his other stories.

یکی از علایق من خوندن کتاب های کودکانه هست این کتاب رو برای خواهرزاده هشت سالم خریدم و خودمم خوندمش،داستان در مورد پسری به نام بیلی هست که یک روز از پنجره به جنگل زل زده بود و به گفته های مادرش در مورد موجودات خطرناک جنگل فکر می کرد که ناگهان تصمیم می گیره راهی این ماجراجویی بشه و توی جنگل با آدم کو Leggi tutto

And with this story, for the first time illustrated by my beloved Quentin Blake, I end my journey of reading every volume of my Roald Dahl box set. I cannot say I loved every single book - I actually despised some of them ahah - but, overall, I am glad of my better knowledge about my favourite auth

Fortunately there was nothing problematic that I could see in this Dahl book, which was a relief. I liked this one a lot more than some of his other ones, and it ended on quite a beautiful message of being able to see magic. I enjoyed the story behind it too, of Billy going into a perilous forest to Leggi tutto

Beautiful Illustrations and Fun Storyline. This book takes a unique approach to the small-world idea. Little Billy (points off for that name) goes off on an adventure to the woods, despite his mother's warning. There he meets the Minpins - a miniature race that lives in the trees - that are terrorize Leggi tutto

3.5/5 "all the things he was allowed to do were boring,all the things he was not allowed to do were exciting." okay,I love roald dahl.but there is a similar pattern in most of his stories which is tiresome.he always found simplest solutions for the toughest problems and his plans never failed!!this bi Leggi tutto

This one's got to be my least Roald Dahl favourite of all times. The character development is good. But it's the fantastical world development and representation that felt like they have been borrowed and the characters in this world lack charm.

Like most I devoured Dahl as a kid, there was something magical about the stories. Some of that charm was Quentin Blake's illustrations, they just fitted so perfectly. As it transpires Blake did all but one of Dahl's books, so to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Dahl and Blake's first collaboration Leggi tutto