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Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake, James and the Giant Peach

“James and the Giant Peach is very well written but...”

Written on: 09/09/2008

James and the Giant Peach is very well written but think that it needed to be written a lot longer than it was. (read more)

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Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake, James and the Giant Peach

“Well Overall i enjoyed it ever so much and woud...”

Written on: 15/05/2008

Well Overall i enjoyed it ever so much and woud recommend you to read it ! (read more)

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Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake, James and the Giant Peach

“He does it again, Roald Dahl makes a funny, amazing...”

Written on: 25/04/2006 by shelagh1

He does it again, Roald Dahl makes a funny, amazing book,James and the Giant Peach is good because it makes me laugh
We all wonder how he does it! (read more)

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Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake, James and the Giant Peach

“James and The Giant Peach is about a young boy named...”

Written on: 29/01/2006 by Bojangles (143 reviews written)

James and The Giant Peach is about a young boy named James Henry Trotter, who, at the young age of 4, goes on to live with his 2 evil, ugly aunts, since his parents died (they got eaten by rhinoceroses). The 2 aunts, Aunt Sponge, the fat, bloated one, and Aunt Spiker, tall, skinny, and bony; the complete opposite - treat poor ol' James like he's nothing better than old dirty rags. They beat him, they call him by nasty names, they make him work all the time, they never let him go out, so he... (read more)

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Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake, James and the Giant Peach

“I felt very pitiful for James and James' parents. The...”

Written on: 19/07/2005 by sing pei

I felt very pitiful for James and James' parents. The overall story is very interesting, and the part where he reaches New York and still asks where New York is, is funny. (read more)

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