Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
By Roald Dahl
Reviewed by Sarah
Setting
• Charlie Bucket’s house is an old rotten house that has
spiders and rats in the ceilings and walls. His house is
old and a bit broken down.
Setting
•When Charlie finds the last golden ticket to go to Mr.
Willy Wonka’s amazing, marvelous chocolate factory, he
is so excited. When he gets to Willy Wonka’s factory
he’s astounded, he can not believe what he’s looking at.
Character Traits
Charlie
Bucket
Brave
•Agreed to go to factory
even though
it frightened him
•Ready to see the factory
Positive
•Believes he is going to
find a
Golden ticket
Honest
•Always tells the truth
Plot
• Skinny Charlie Bucket and very old
Grandpa Joe get ready for a huge,
gigantic day. When the chocolate factory
opens again (at last) only five kids and
parents can go see the enormous,
fantastic chocolate factory.
The winners that go see the remarkable chocolate
factory are Augustus Gloop, a fat boy who loves to eat,
Veruca Salt, a spoiled-rotten little girl, Violet
Beauregourde, a gum-chewer with fast jaws around it,
Mike Teavee, a toy pistol-toting ganster who loves
television and Charlie Bucket, a boy who’s honest, true,
brave, kind and ready for the time of his life.
Charlie finds the last golden ticket. Charlie and Grandpa Joe
go to the chocolate factory. When the four kids do something
they’re not supposed to do they have to leave the wonderful,
incredible chocolate factory and Charlie Bucket and Grandpa
Joe are the last ones to stay.
You will have fun reading this exciting book. My
favorite part was when Violet Beaurgarde turned
into a blueberry. I like that part because it was
really funny, exiting, and dazzling. You may want
to read this book if you like chocolate, love to
laugh and want some excitement.
Bibliography
• reader2.com