Roald Dahl Coleccion: The Bfg - El Gran Gigante Bonachón / The Bfg (Paperback)

from miyurose

I liked this quite a bit more than Matilda, maybe because it is obviously fanciful from the start. It's hard to fault its "nice guys win" message. I loved the language in this... the whimsy instantly brings Dr. Seuss to mind. In fact, I may have to add "whizzpopper" to my own vocabulary (what a f...

from AuntJha

I just started reading this to Ethan. I could have sworn I read this as a child, but am realizing this is my first time...I have absolutely no recollection of this. I'm only about 5 pages in, but it is very good british (I think so far) tale. My favorite imaginary game as a child was called orpha...

from Amy_Marie

The BFG is the Big Friendly Giant who is unlike the other giants who are mean and like to eat children! The BFG instead likes to bring dreams to children. Little Sophie teams up with the BFG to stop the other mean giants in this humorous yet suspenseful story. The fun made up language makes this ...

from Whisper1

By far, my favorite of all the Dahl books I've read to date. Orphaned, bespectacled, tiny Sophie creeps out of bed during the witching hour when all is dark and quiet. She observes a BIG giant blowing something in windows. She later finds that the giant is blowing dreams into the bedroom of child...

from TakeItOrLeaveIt

all great writers respect coveted authors. and ones who had a way of masking what they really wanted to say so brilliantly through persona's or characters or visionary worlds. Roald Dahl is a shining member of this school of thought. BFG is just another classic every young reader should get off o...