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Day 27 Reading (4)-2 Boy by Roald Dahil (This entry continues after "Reading(4)-1 https://www.italki.com/notebook/5125373/entry/954074) The other episode in the book I recall is about chocolates. When Roald was around ten -thirteen years old, a free chocolate boxes dished out each boy in his school. They were new chocolate bars from a factory and they asked the feedback. The boys were required to write some comments in return for the splendid gifts, the review like why they like or dislike it. Roald wrote down, "Too subtle for the palate". He imagined how the chocolates were made in the factory and what kind people made luxury chocolates and later he began to write a book called, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." My friend recommend to read the next one, "Going solo" of Loald's autography and I purchased it and started to read. But I stopped at the beginning because it was written a lot about a airplane which he flew during the war. I had thought it was men's story but just now, I pulled out the book from the old shelf and glanced it. The story has included that his various experiences in Africa, which would never happened in Britain. Well, it might be fantastic to read. It was the first time to open Roald's books in fifteen years. Thank you.

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Day 27 Reading (4)-2 Boy by Roald Dahil

(This entry continues after "Reading(4)-1 https://www.italki.com/notebook/5125373/entry/954074)

The other episode in the book I recall is about chocolates. When Roald was between ten to thirteen years old, a free choscolate box was handed out to each boy in his school. Inside the boxes there were new chocolate bars from a factory and the boys were asked to give feedback. The boys were required to write some comments in return for the splendid gift, like why they liked or disliked it. Roald wrote down, "Too subtle for the palate". He imagined how the chocolates were made in the factory and what kind of people made the luxury chocolates and later he began to write a book called, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."

My friend recommend me to read the next one, "Going solo" of Loald's autography and I purchased it and started to read. But I stopped at the beginning because it was written a lot about an airplane that he flew during the war. I thought it was a men's story but just now, I pulled out the book from the old shelf and glanced it. The story includes his various experiences in Africa, things that would never happen in Britain. Well, it might be just fantastic to read.
It was the first time that I opened Roald's books in fifteen years.
Thank you.

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