Roald Dahl's irreverent and hilarious collection,Revolting Rhymes. Read along and listen!This book is filled with revolting rhymes. (Be warned: It's no ordinary Once upon a time).There's poor Cindy whose heart was torn to shreds,because her Prince,he chops off heads!Snow White's dwarfs although awfully nice,are guilty of one shocking vice...And what becomes of Goldilocks,that nasty thieving little louse,when she goes sneaking around the three bear's house...Animated film for BBC1 based on the Revolting Rhymes by Magic Light Pictures,producers of the Oscar nominated The Gruffalo and Room On The Broom,scheduled for Christmas 2016,Roald Dahl's centenary year.Listen to REVOLTING RHYMES and other Roald Dahl audiobooks read by some very famous voices,including Kate Winslet,David Walliams and Steven Fry - plus there are added squelchy soundeffects from Pinewood Studios! Look out for new Roald Dahl apps in the App store and Google Play- including the disgusting TWIT OR MISS! inspired by the revolting Twits.
Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UKISBN: 9780141374239Number of pages: 52Weight: 262 gDimensions: 264 x 204 x 6 mm
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Pure pleasure. Raucous,irreverent,inventive The Times Literary Supplement Superlatively well done Growing Point
Roald Dahl
Dahl gifted readers some of literature's most abiding and wonderful characters,from the lovable dream-whispering,word-mangling giant,the BFG,to magical Matilda,chocolate-maker extraordinaire Willy Wonka and many more. Endlessly inventive and laugh-out- loud funny,Dahl's stories reinvent the world for every new generation. They are rightly ranked among the greatest classics of children's fiction,stories that celebrate kindness,bravery and hope. Oh and whizzpopping.
Visit the Roald Dahl author pageQuentin Blake
From his iconic illustrations ofThe BFGandMatildatoMr Stinkwith birds and beasts of all shapes and sizes along the way,Roald Dahl's favourite illustrator Quentin Blake has been making us smile for more than half a century.
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