Books by Roald Dahl

What does a giant's foot feel like? How about a rotten egg, or a bumpy crocodile?Find out in this book that's full of the most REVOLTING things to touch and feel!

The Enormous Crocodile is hungry and ready to use cunning plans and clever tricks to snap up a snack. Just be careful that he doesn't snap up . . . YOU!A finger puppet book that really bites, this is a laugh-out-loud book for adults and chiddlers to read together

Welcome to the wondercrump world of all things Roald Dahl, filled with fantastic facts, exciting extras, quirky quizzes and much more!Join Roald Dahl's best-loved characters for a bumper book of...*Marvellous extra material*Fantastic quizzes*Curious characters*Amazing activities*Funny factfiles*. . . and much more!The perfect companion to the iconic world of Roald Dahl's stories, fun for young and old!

Two new titles in the Preschool range, focusing on the younger Dahl stories and animal characters to teach early concepts. Ages: 0-2yrs.

Spot the shapes with Roald Dahl and the Enormous Crocodile!What shapes can you see? There's: A big round sunA whirling, swirling kite And sharp, pointy teeth! Busy little hands can lift the flaps to discover the shapes with iconic illustrations of Dahl's much loved characters from the one and only, Quentin Blake.More marvellous books for titchy toddlers:Roald Dahl's OppositesRoald Dahl's 123Roald Dahl's ColoursRoald Dahl's ABC Roald Dahl's WordsMy Dad is Fantastic

Real witches dress in ordinary clothes and look like ordinary women. But they are not ordinary. They are always plotting and scheming with murderous, bloodthirsty thoughts - and they hate children. The Grand High Witch hates children most of all and plans to make every single one of YOU disappear. A Welsh adaption of Roald Dahl's The... -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

Festive recipes, pranks, activities and stories with the alternately mischievous and menacing feel which characterises the work of Roald Dahl.

Roald Dahl (Author) Roald Dahl was a spy, ace fighter pilot, chocolate historian and medical inventor. He was also the author of Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The BFG and many more brilliant stories. He remains THE WORLD'S NUMBER ONE STORYTELLER.Quentin Blake (Illustrator) Quentin Blake has illustrated more than three hundred books and was Roald Dahl's favourite illustrator. In 1980 he won the prestigious Kate Greenaway Medal. In 1999 he became the first ever Children's Laureate and in 2013 he was knighted for services to illustration.

Roald Dahl (Author) Roald Dahl was a spy, ace fighter pilot, chocolate historian and medical inventor. He was also the author of Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The BFG and many more brilliant stories. He remains THE WORLD'S NUMBER ONE STORYTELLER.Quentin Blake (Illustrator) Quentin Blake has illustrated more than three hundred books and was Roald Dahl's favourite illustrator. In 1980 he won the prestigious Kate Greenaway Medal. In 1999 he became the first ever Children's Laureate and in 2013 he was knighted for services to illustration.

Invent terrific heroes and revolting villains to star in your story with the World's NUMBER ONE Storyteller! Perfect for home learning, pick up your pen and join Charlie and Mr Wonka to learn how to write the MOST MAGNIFICENT characters. These super fun activities will help you to:· Improve language and vocabulary skills· Develop the tools you need to write your own stories· Learn how to create heroes and villains with their own interests, behaviours and backstoriesRoald Dahl's Creative Writing will spark your creativity, build your confidence and inspire you through the wonderful worlds of Roald Dahl's best loved stories! Filled with top tips and ideas boxes, each book introduces techniques and methods to help you plan and write a phizz-whizzing story of your own!

Roald Dahl's deliciously twisted and deliberately horrid retelling of classic fairy tales translated by Matthew Fitt into equally manky mingin scunnersome Scots.

"Buddha Da" author Anne Donovan reimagines Roald Dahl's "Matilda" in Scottish dialect. Follows the popularity of other Scots translations such as "Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stane".

Picking right up where Charlie and the Chocolate Factory left off, Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator continues the adventures of Charlie Bucket, his family and Willy Wonka - the eccentric candy maker. As the book begins, our heroes are shooting into the sky in a glass elevator, heading for destinations unknown. Mae Charlie Bucket wedi ennill Ffatri Siocled Willy Wonka ac mae ar ei ffordd yna i'w rheoli, a hynny mewn esgynnydd mawr gwydr! Ond, wrth i'r lifft wneud sAun rhyfedd a brawychus, mae Charlie a'i deulu'n dechrau cylchdroi o gwmpas y byd. Dyma gychwyn ar antur, a phwy sydd wrth y llyw ond Mr Willy Wonka ei hun. Addasiad Cymraeg o Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.

From advice on finding magic and thinking nice thoughts, to the importance of frequent whizzpopping, the writing of Roald Dahl is filled with wit and wisdom and advice for little people growing up - and big people growing down.

Learn your opposites with Roald Dahl''s Opposites, from the world''s NUMBER ONE storyteller (and with a little help from the Enormous Crocodile too...)Busy little hands can lift the flaps to discover the opposites with iconic illustrations of Dahl''s much loved characters from the one and only, Quentin Blake. This sturdy board book is the perfect first baby book to introduce titchy toddlers to the world of Roald Dahl. And keep an eye out for:Roald Dahl''s 123Roald Dahl''s ColoursRoald Dahl''s ABC

*Learn to count with Roald Dahl, the world''s NUMBER ONE storyteller!* Introduce titchy toddlers to the magical world of Dahl with Roald Dahl''s 123, teaching the littlest readers how to count with the help of the Enormous Crocodile and his snappy jaws! With beautiful, bright, colourful illustrations from Quentin Blake, plus a lift the flap surprise at the end, this is the perfect first baby book for all budding Dahl fans.Also look out for:Roald Dahl''s OppositesRoald Dahl''s ColoursRoald Dahl''s ABC

Danny learns of his father's secret passion for pheasant poaching in the estate of the greedy Victor Hazell, the local wealthy landowner. In the early hours, Danny awakes to find that his father has failed to return after a night of poaching. Fearing that his father may be in grave danger, Danny sets off on a courageous journey to rescue him.