Charlie
And
The chocolate factory
By Roald Dahl


It’s about a boy that has a very poor family. That boy is Charlie Bucket, he is roundabout nine to ten year, and he gets one chocolate bar every year, at his birthday. Then Mr. Willy Wonka, that owns the most fabulous chocolate factory in the world, said that it will be five golden tickets in the world, everybody will be in chocolate bars from his factory. They that will find a golden ticket would later on be, with Mr. Willy Wonka as a guide, in his factory a whole day, they will also get a load with chocolate bars of every taste that he has. Charlie is just in need of one ticket, and then he will get bars that will last in lifetime. But it is one problem, he will just get one bar per year, and the tickets are all over the world.

Charlie also got two grandmas and two grandpa, they have been in bed the last twenty years, Grandpa Joe know pretty much about Mr. Willy Wonka and his adventure. Every night before bedtime Grandpa Joe tell one story about Mr. Willy Wonka.
Then we got Charlie, he’s pretty generous too, and one thing that is very important, is that he’s not selfish or too curious. Because that is bit of dangerous in the factory, you will understand when you’re reading the book.

When I first read it, I felt a little bit sorry for Charlie, but now I understand that I didn’t needed to do. Because Charlie had parents that shows that they love and care about him, it’s not everybody that has parents like that, especially not the rich ones. So I think that how poor you ever are, it doesn’t matter if you have people around you that care about you.