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Danny the Champion of the World
by Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake
by Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake
Rebecca's review
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Nov 05, 07
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Recommended for:
everyone!
Read in January, 1985
In either year 2 or 3 (actually I think it happened both years) my class had a substitute teacher at the end of the year. She was amazing and I adored her. She would always read us stories which of course I loved. As well as this book she also read us Roald Dahls The Witches and The BFG.
Anyways I was totally enthralled with this story and the day she finished it I went home and was RAVING about it and either my brother or mother told me we had a copy of it somewhere that belonged to my brother but he never muched cared for it. I went rummaging and found it and it became mine. :D
I still have the same copy of the book! I have read it many times over the years. I love the life Danny and his father live. I think they are a beautiful family.
This is a really great kids book...okay a bit morally questionable at times (father is a poacher and they plot to make off with LOADS of pheasants from the local rich guys forest) but its still a really great kids book!
Anyways I was totally enthralled with this story and the day she finished it I went home and was RAVING about it and either my brother or mother told me we had a copy of it somewhere that belonged to my brother but he never muched cared for it. I went rummaging and found it and it became mine. :D
I still have the same copy of the book! I have read it many times over the years. I love the life Danny and his father live. I think they are a beautiful family.
This is a really great kids book...okay a bit morally questionable at times (father is a poacher and they plot to make off with LOADS of pheasants from the local rich guys forest) but its still a really great kids book!
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Aug 12, 2009 03:51pm
I don't think it's morally questionable, because of how it ends. They even morally state that no one can eat more than his share and it applies to the birds and the humans. Quite good, that is!
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