The Witches by… …Roald Dahl

Roald Dahl is published by Jonathan Cape Ltd (32 Bedford Square, London). This book is very fun to read It's interesting from that offset It's vividly explaining the witch you will meet in the story. This concern was always mine until the last page to read. I really like to see how the story evolves, meet all the characters and learn how much you can extend your imagination.

Roald Dahl's Witch: "This is not a fairy tale, it's about real witches, genuine witches do not ride the broom, they can not wear black cloaks or hats, they are mean and despicable Would you tell me how you can face each other? If you do not know, you should find it soon - since there is nothing to dislike about girls, she I use all kinds of terrible power to get rid of them "

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Roald Dahl was born on 13 September 1916 at Randolph in Wales. He was born in a family, Norwegian. He is the son of the second wife of his father Harald Dar and is the only son of the family. In his work Roald Dahl states that his parents are strong, or parents are very good. His father lost his left hand, but the book "Boys: A Story When A Child" he is good at writing diaries, sculptures and gardening. Da 's father died when he was 3 years old. Since his father 's death, the image of his mother has become the savior of their family. In her memoir, he recalls that Dahl has a very intimate relationship with his mother. To Dahl, his mother is a powerful person who is responsible, very worried about his family and his children. For example, the role of grandmother in the story of "Witch" is the picture of Roald Dahl's mother.