Roald Dahl Premium Collection 20-Book Colour Edition Paperback Set

Roald Dahl was one of the most influential and widely recognised children’s storytellers of the twentieth century. Born in Wales in 1916, he served as a fighter pilot during the Second World War and later worked in intelligence before establishing himself as a writer. His extraordinary imagination eventually produced some of the best known characters and stories in children’s literature, including Willy Wonka, Matilda Wormwood, the BFG, Fantastic Mr Fox and the terrifying Grand High Witch.

Dahl became famous for understanding exactly what many young readers find irresistible. His stories combine mischievous humour, strange inventions, exaggerated villains, courageous children and wonderfully playful language. His books continue to be read across generations and have inspired numerous film, television and stage

The Guardian

Roald Dahl’s enduring appeal has often been attributed to the way his stories side with children and allow them to challenge the ridiculous, frightening or unfair adults around them. His combination of the magical, macabre and fantastical helped make books such as The BFG, The Witches and Matilda particularly memorable.

Lucy Mangan, The Guardian

Looking back at Charlie and the Chocolate Factory fifty years after its publication, Lucy Mangan highlighted the imagination, wit, energy and sensory appeal that helped the novel remain on children’s bookshelves for generations. She also noted how Dahl’s distinctive approach transformed a relatively simple moral tale into something wildly entertaining and instantly recognisable.

The Guardian Children’s Books

The lasting cultural influence of Dahl’s stories reaches far beyond the books themselves. Characters such as Willy Wonka and phrases and inventions from The BFG have entered popular culture, while Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has remained a gateway through which generations of children first discover Dahl’s imaginative world.

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Dimensions (CM): 26.5 x 19 x 10 （20 books)

Weight (KG): 5.13

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