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examples; however, Dahl’s determination to expose to his young readers the truth can be controversial. Despite society occasionally making progress in its treatment of children, Curtis argues that different aspects of child-hate displayed in Dahl’s work are based on real world examples. As the boy’s grandmother informs him, the witches usually strike children when they are alone; Curtis uses this information from the novel to connect to the historical problem of child abandonment. As children have been maimed or killed due to abandonment, children are harmed by witches in the novel when they have been left alone.
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machine and information on witches in various countries, they will try to eradicate them everywhere. The grandmother reveals that, as a mouse, the boy will probably only live for about another nine years, but the boy does not mind, as he does not want to outlive his grandmother (she reveals that she is also likely to live for only nine more years), as he would hate to have anyone else look after him.
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way back from the kitchen, a cook spots the narrator and chops off part of his tail with a carving knife, before he manages to escape back to his grandmother. The witches all turn into mice within a few minutes, having had massive overdoses just like the narrator. The hotel staff and the guests all panic and unknowingly end up killing the Grand High Witch and all of
England's witches.
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A young woman goes on stage and removes her entire face, which is a mask. The boy realises that she is none other than the Grand High Witch herself. She expresses her displeasure at the
English witches' failure to eliminate enough children. The Grand High Witch unveils her master plan: all of England's witches are to purchase
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to play with his pet mice. After seeing ladies entering the ballroom, he hides behind a screen. When they reach underneath their hair to scratch at their scalp with a gloved hand, the boy realises that this is the yearly gathering of the
English witches, and that he is trapped in the now-closed room.
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wrote in her 1983 review that she would suggest not gifting the book to a child who is more emotional to particularly frightening scenarios. Other mixed receptions were the results of Dahl’s depiction of the witches being monstrous in characterisation. Soon after its publication, the novel received
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After an attempt to return Bruno to his parents fails spectacularly (mainly due to his mother's fear of mice), the grandmother takes Bruno and the narrator to the dining hall. The narrator enters the kitchen, where he pours the potion into the green pea soup intended for the witches' dinner. On the
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on the telephone, she discovers that the Grand High Witch was living in a castle there. They will travel to the Grand High Witch's
Norwegian castle, and use the potion to change her successor and assistants into mice, then release cats to destroy them. Using the Grand High Witch's money-making
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English boy, who goes to live with his Norwegian grandmother after his parents are killed in a car accident. The boy loves all his grandmother's stories, but he is especially enthralled by the stories about real-life
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The grandmother reveals witches in different countries have different customs and that, while the witches in each country have close affiliations with one another, they are not allowed to communicate with witches from other countries. She also tells him about the mysterious
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Censors" suggests that the least interesting thing to a child about a witch is that they appear to look like a woman, and even offers the perspective that a witch might be a very feminist role model to a young school girl.
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who seek to kill human children. She tells him a real witch looks exactly like an ordinary woman, but there are ways of telling whether she is a witch, such as real witches have claws instead of fingernails, which they hide by wearing
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Carrick believes may have come from the fact that the novel was a departure from Dahl’s usual “all-problem-solving finish.” Dahl did not work on the novel alone; he was aided by editor Stephen Roxburgh, who helped rework
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Roxburgh’s advice was very extensive and covered areas such as improving plots, tightening up Dahl’s writing, and re-inventing characters. Soon after its publication, the novel received compliments for its illustrations by
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Dahl based the novel on his own childhood experiences, with the character of the grandmother modelled on Sofie Dahl, the author’s mother. The author was “well satisfied” by his work on
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printed by her from a magical money-making machine) and give away free sweets and chocolates laced with a drop of her latest creation: "Formula 86 Delayed-Action Mouse-Maker," a magic
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given to him as a consolation present by his grandmother, the hotel ballroom hosts the "Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children." The boy then sneaks into the
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for a 2018 Festive season premiere. The musical premiered at the National Theatre in November 2023, directed by Lyndsey Turner with book and lyrics by
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at a specified time set by the potion-maker. The intent is for the children's teachers and parents to unwittingly kill the transformed children.
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who had previously collaborated with Dahl. It received mixed reviews and was criticised for
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Cumming, Ed; Buchanan, Abigail; Holl-Allen, Genevieve; Smith, Benedict (24 February 2023).
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Honeycombe-Foster, Matt; Blanchard, Jack (21 February 2023).
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Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life: The Country Stories of Roald Dahl
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Translating Fictional Dialogue for Children and Young People
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Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
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compliments for its illustrations by Quentin Blake.
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1330:"What can we learn from Roald Dahl's The Witches?"
1145:"100 'most inspiring' novels revealed by BBC Arts"
2581:The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Three More
1284:"100 most frequently challenged books: 1990–1999"
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1176:"The 100 greatest children's books of all time"
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1435:Dellatto, Marisa (20 February 2023).
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2806:Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre
2794:Roald Dahl's Book of Ghost Stories
2565:The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar
2239:Twenty-Nine Kisses from Roald Dahl
1504:Lawless, Jill (24 February 2023).
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3198:British novels adapted into films
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2020:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
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307:Grand High Witch of All the World
285:who she says are horrific female
188:in London, with illustrations by
2445:Danny, the Champion of the World
2100:The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me
2052:Danny, the Champion of the World
1447:. Jersey City, New Jersey, USA.
1078:Dahl, Roald (21 December 2020).
878:Flood, Alison (9 January 2012).
350:which turns the consumer into a
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499:Roald Dahl revision controversy
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3233:Children's books by Roald Dahl
3188:Costa Book Award-winning works
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2811:Roald Dahl Children's Gallery
2343:Roald Dahl: Collected Stories
1356:"The dark side of Roald Dahl"
1328:Crew, Jemma (18 April 2013).
1084:. National Geographic Books.
1067:: 25–39 – via Proquest.
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2279:More Tales of the Unexpected
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1946:the BBC Radio adaptation of
1681:Bishop, Tom (11 July 2005).
1580:(Interview). Interviewed by
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184:was originally published by
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3218:Fiction about shapeshifting
1657:"The Writing of Roald Dahl"
948:Hulbert, Ann (1 May 1994).
904:Fischer, Martin B. (2012).
789:was first presented at the
715:Penguin Children Audiobooks
493:2023 censorship controversy
443:100 most influential novels
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219:commemorative postage stamp
212:100 most influential novels
131:Whitbread Book Award (1983)
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2788:Short stories bibliography
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3005:by Gina Ingoglio (1995)
2667:Tales of the Unexpected
2624:Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
2370:Boy: Tales of Childhood
2362:The Mildenhall Treasure
2319:The Roald Dahl Treasury
2271:Tales of the Unexpected
668:The Witches (2020 film)
626:The Witches (1990 film)
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539:. In an interview with
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3158:British fantasy novels
2517:Roald Dahl's Esio Trot
2335:Skin and Other Stories
2287:The Roald Dahl Omnibus
2263:The Best of Roald Dahl
2060:The Enormous Crocodile
1886:NationalTheatre.org.uk
1119:School Library Journal
823:by Norwegian composer
795:Duke of York's Theatre
785:A stage adaptation by
726:Harper Childrens Audio
430:School Library Journal
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199:School Library Journal
3223:British horror novels
3138:1983 children's books
3103:by Leigh Hobbs (2005)
3023:by David Legge (1997)
1354:Anderson, Hephzibah.
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