The visits had been monitored and controlled, her phrases scripted.

Depictions of food in Roald Dahl's books aren't restricted to "Charlie and the Chocolate Manufacturing unit." They litter his different works, including 1961's "James and the Giant Peach" about a boy who goes on a journey inside the large eponymous fruit.

I personally hate the ice cream truck, with its cloying music and annoying potential to point out up simply when I am trying to get my child to eat one thing wholesome. All of those books obtained 5 Star out of 5 star evaluations. And sometimes the right phrases do come, and you-well-"write" for a while