Charlie Bucket loves chocolate. & Mr Willy Wonka the most wondrous inventor in the world is opening the gates of his amazing chocolate factory to five lucky children. Its the prize of a lifetime! Gobstoppers wriggle sweets & a river of melted chocolate delight await
- Charlie needs just one Golden Ticket & these delicious treats could be all his. Now you can step inside & see for yourself! This is your Golden Ticket to explore Willy Wonkas amazing world with this unique pop-up edition of Roald Dahls much-loved story. See Booktrusts Review Write a Review for Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
- Roald Dahl Booktrusts Review This very special edition of Charlie & the Chocolate Factory is a treat for Roald Dahl fans both old & new. Readers will be transported to Willy Wonka&8217;s factory with its chocolate waterfall Oompa-Loompas & soaring glass elevator in these cleverly crafted pop-up pages that bring Quentin Blake&8217;s much-loved illustrations to life like never before. Join Charlie Bucket & Grandpa Joe as they are guided through the many wonders of the world&8217;s most incredible factory by Willy Wonka the eccentric owner & inventor who has reasons of his own to open the doors to a select group of chocolate-loving children. "

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Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator" is the superb sequel to the ever-popular Charlie & the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. ...

This is the superb sequel to the ever-popular Charlie & the Chocolate Factory" read by Eric Idle. Charlie has now won Willy ...

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Charlie's Uncle Paton has dashed off to try to stop the Yewbeam aunts' latest plan but when Grandma Bone greets the arrival of Belle with delight could this be what Paton left hoping to prevent? At Bloor's Emma finds art teacher Mr Boldova is the brother of the mysterious Ollie Sparks made invisible by the blue boa. Belle joins the more nastily endowed & Charlie realises she is Yolanda an evil shapeshifter who brought up Charlie's nasty aunts. She wipes Mr Boldova's mind leaving only his rat Rembrandt to tell Billy Raven what's happened. Soon Charlie will have to face the terrible sorcerer Skarpo again to free his friend. ...

Charlie Bone awakes one morning to find the city covered with snow & all the animals gone. Where have they gone
- & why? Blessed
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This is the seventh thrilling magical adventure starring Charlie Bone! The enchanter Count Harken
- the shadow in the painting
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On the coldest night in memory Henry Yewbeam's cousin Zeke tricks him into using the Time Twister a beautiful marble full of shining colours that draws him into the future. In January 2002 Charlie meets Henry reappearing at Bloor's in the twenty-first century & realises Henry's cousin is none other than old Ezekiel Bloor. Charlie & Fidelio are joined by Cook & the Flames in their attempts to hide Henry from Ezekiel's spies. But Manfred captures Henry & although Mrs Bloor tried to save him she vanishes with the Time Twister. With the help of the endowed Charlie must enter the portrait of Skarpo the sorceror & retrieve the wand of a Welsh wizard. ...

This is the sixth thrilling magical adventure starring Charlie Bone! Charlie Bone has finally found his father but he's disappeared again. However this time Charlie knows where he is
- on a second honeymoon with his mother. But there's no time to miss them for there's a strange salty mist in the air & chilling howls in the night. & someone has been searching Charlie's house. What are they looking for? & could Dagbert the new boy with pale lips & cold aquamarine eyes have something to do with it? The new boy with the power of harnessing water whose father has Cook so rattled she's threatening to leave the school. The new boy who sticks so closely to Charlie his friends are almost driven away. Something is going on
- & the Bloors have to be behind it. Charlie & his friends must find the creature who howls so desperately. But will they be in time?

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These days watching television is like sitting in the back of Travis Bickles taxicab staring through the window at a world of relentless churning shod.. . Cruel acerbic impassioned gleeful frequently outrageous & always hilarious Charlie Brookers Screen Burn" collects the best of the much-loved Guardian Guide columns into one easy-to-read-on-the-toilet package. Sit back & roar as Brooker rips mercilessly into " Simon Cowell" " Big Brother" " Trinny & Susannah" " Casualty" " Davina Mc Call" " Michael Parkinson".. .and almost everything also on television. This book will make practically anyone laugh out loud." ...