Roald Dahl Day September 13th!!!!!


 So I have been reading a lot of Roald Dahl's books to my two toddlers at home here recently and as such have a bunch of short reviews of his books. For those of you that don't know Roald Dahl is the beloved classic author of books such as The Witches (which has a new remake on Netflix here recently though I haven't watched it yet) and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Little did I know that September 13th is Roald Dahl Day. YAY! 

In celebration of Roald Dahl Day I will be posting a new Roald Dahl book review every day for the next five days starting Saturday.

The Twits

The Witches

The Giraffe the Pelly and Me

The Magic Finger

George's Magic Medicine

I also encourage anyone with children to go to RoaldDahl.com or follow this link https://www.roalddahl.com/home/teachers and check out the free downloads to find some fun activites. 

*the image above was pulled from roalddahl.com*

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