James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
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Book Reviews of James and the Giant Peach
Book Review: I want to read this book 800 times in a row.
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is good. At the beginning there is this boy who's mommy and daddy get eaten up by a rhinoceros so he had to go live with his aunts. It was Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge. Aunt Spiker is very thin and Aunt Sponge is very fat. A tiny man gives him a little package of alligator tongues that run off and go into a peach. The peach becomes big and big and big and big and the boy went inside of it and he met little friends. It rolled off and they had a really big adventure with the peach. I don't want to tell any more of the story because I don't want to tell the surprise.Book Review: Roald Dahl is weird but he sure can write.
Summary: 5 Stars
Utterly delightful and whimsical but as always with the strange Mr. D totally unsentimental, this story sweeps you along with a wonderful melange of eccentric characters and his unfailing narrative pulse until suddenly and marvelously you find yourself perched atop the Empire State Building in an inspired ending to this wondrous adventure. I devoured this book smiling all the way through. Dahl is hard to categorize, unique and not a little disquieting, but oh the places you'll go (to steal a line from Dr Seuss) when Dahl presses his narrative pedal to the floor.Book Review: This story will remain in my mind forever!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm 13 years old and I live in Bangkok, Thailand, also I'm learning English. When I was 8th grader, I started learning English with this book. This story was great, and the great author wrote it. This story gave me an understanding of orphans and adventures. There was a fantasy and strange happening events with a giant peach which was bigger than an elephant. The ending was the happy conclusion after the problem. I think that the theme of this book is that we don't give up when we are in trouble and try as hard as we can, then the problem will solve.Book Review: This story will remain in my mind forever!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm 13 years old and I live in Bangkok, Thailand, also I'm learning English. When I was 8th grader, I started learning English with this book. This story was great, and the great author wrote it. This story gave me an understanding of orphans and adventures. There was a fantasy and strange happening events with a giant peach which was bigger than an elephant. The ending was the happy conclusion after the problem. I think that the theme of this book is that we don't give up when we are in trouble and try as hard as we can, then the problem will solve.Book Review: James and the Giant Peach
Summary: 5 Stars
JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH
Attention! Roald Dahl lovers. If you've read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and you have'nt read James and the Giant Peach then you should read and eat a fully grown peach and have some tiny friends over [bug friends.] The story is very interesting because a boy named James meets some giant friends living in a giant peach along their journey to America.