Books for young readers that are lightly illustrated.
Boy Tales of Childhood by Roald Dahl
Boy is this story of Roald Dahl's very own boyhood, including tales of sweet shops and chocolate, mean old ladies, and a great mouse plot - the inspiration for some of his most marvelous story books in the years to come. These tales are full of exciting and strange things - some funny, some frightening, all true.
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator by Roald Dahl
Charlie Bucket has WON willy Wonka's chocolate factory and is on his way to take possession of it. In a great glass elevator! But when the elevator makes a fearful whooshing noise,Charlie and his family find themselves in splendid orbit around the earth. A daring adventure has begun,with the one and only Mr Willy Wonka leading the way.
Daddy come lately by Rupa gulab
Priya believes her dad died before she was born until her liar-liar-pants-on-fire mother tells her he is alive and wants to meet her.
But her dad doesn't just want to meet her, he wants to get to know her! Her ghastly beaky nose is clearly not the only thing Priya's inherited from him, he is as stubborn as she is. suddenly, Priya's well-ordered, laid-back life is thrown into tumult with this dad person interfering with her routine,making her take math tuitions, and, even worse, getting popular with her friends! and if that wasn't enough, her mum's acting strange and giggly ...
Can Priya get rid of Dad the Bad before he completely messes up her whole life?
Double Act by Jacqueline Wilson
Flora & Ulysses by Kate Dicamillo
Going Solo by Roald Dahl
Life is made up of a great number of small incidents and a small number of great ones - Roald Dahl
When he grew up. ROALD DAHL left England for Africa- and a series of dangerous adventures began.
From the tales of plane crashes to surviving snake bites, read all about Roald Dahl's extraordinary life before he became the world's number-one story-teller.
Junie B. Jones – monkey business by Barbara Park
Junie B. Jones and her BIG FAT MOUTH by Barbara Park
