Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

12/05/23 • 12 min

[Chapter books reviews]

written by Roald Dahl

M’s Rating: 9/10

"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" is one of the coolest books ever, written by Roald Dahl. It's all about a boy named Charlie who doesn't have a lot of money but gets the chance of a lifetime when he wins a golden ticket to explore Willy Wonka's super magical chocolate factory. In my review, we'll check out the fantastic characters and the incredible places they visit. This book is a must-read for both kids and grown-ups.

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[Chapter books reviews]

written by Roald Dahl

M’s Rating: 9/10

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[Picture books reviews]
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