Charlie and the chocolate factory

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Charlie and the chocolate factory
                                     -By Roald Dahl

  The story revolves around a poor young boy named Charlie bucket who resides with his paternal and maternal grandparents.They dwell in a dilapidated,tiny house.Charlie's grandpa Jo tells him stories of wonderful Mr. Willy Wonka,the legendary chocolate maker.
  Shortly thereafter the idea of  five golden tickets is introduced,five chances for children across the world tore Mr. Wonka factory and earn a lifetime supply of  sweets.Charlie too gets a ticket and gets a chance to visit the factory with other four children naughtier than him.
  The story features the adventures of Charlie bucket and the other four children inside the factory.The book gives us many life lessons in a very funny way.It is one of the best book that I have read.It is true that A room without books is like a body without soul.So we should read books to make our future bright.

                          



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