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school in England he went to work for ShellOil Company in Africa.He began to write after ‘a monu-mental bash on the head’,sustained as an RAF pilot duringthe Second World War.Roald Dahl is one of the mostsuccessful and well-known of all children's writers.Hisbooks,which are read by children the world over,includeJames and the Giant Peach,Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,The BFG and The Witches,winner of the I983 WhitbreadAward.He died in 1990 at the age of seventy-four.  \nQuentin Blake,born in the suburbs of London in I932,began his career as a cartoonist for magazines,most notablyThe Spectator and Punch.He moved into children's bookillustration where his inimitable style has won him enormousacclaim.Alongside this he has pursued a teaching career andwas head ofthe illustration department at the Royal Collegeof Art,and is now a visiting Professor.Quentin Blake wasawarded the OBE in I988 and he became the first everChildren's Laureate in I999.  \nBooks by Roald Dahl  \nTHE BFG  \nBOY:TALES OF CHILDHOOD  \nBOY and GOING SOLO  \nCHARLIE AND THE GREAT GLASS ELEVATOR  \nTHE COMPLETE ADVENTURES OF CHARLIE ANDMR WILLY WONKA  \nDANNY THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLDGEORGE'S MARVELLOUS MEDICINE  \nGOING SOLO  \nJAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH  \nTHE WITCHES  \nFor younger readers  \nTHE ENORMOUS CROCODILEESIO TROT  \nFANTASTIC MR FOX  \nTHE GIRAFFE AND THE PELLY AND ME  \nTHE MAGIC FINGER  \nTHE TWITS  \nRoald DahlFantastic  \nMrFo×  \ntelustrated by QuentinBlake  \nPUFFIN  \nMixed SourcesFSC19%6Fatesi fearb Caunsl  \n# To Olivia\n\nPUFFIN BOOKS  \nPublished by the Penguin Group  \nPenguin Books Lad,8o Strand,London WC2R ORI,England  \nPenguin Group (USA)Inc.,375 Hudson Street,New York,New York 10014,USAPenguin Group Australia Lad,250 Camberwell Road,Camberwell,Victoria 3124,AustraliaPenguin Books Canada Lud,ro Alcorn Avenue,Toronto,Ontario,Canada M4V 3B2Penguin Books Inida(P)Ltd,n Community Centre,Panchsheel Park,New Delhi-1100T7,IndiaPenguin Group(NZ),cnr Airborne and Rosedale Roads,Albany Auckland I31o,New ZealandPenguin Books (South Africa)(Pty)Ltd,24 Sturdee Avenue,Rosebank,2196,South Africa  \nPenguin Books Ltd,Registered Offices:8o Strand,London wc2R ORL,Englandwww.penguin.com  \nFirst published by George Allen&Unwin t970Published in Puffin Books 1974Published in this edition 2000,2004This edition produced for The Book People Ltd,Hall Wood Avenue,Haydock,St Helens,WAII 9UL  \nI  \nText copyright ORoald Dahl Nomince Ltd,1970Illustrations copyright OQuentin Blake,I996Introduction copyright CJulia Eccleshare,2004All rights reserved  \nThe moral right of the authors and illustrator has been asserted  \nSet in 17/22 pt BaskervilleMade and printed in England by Clays Ltd,St Ives plc  \nExcept in the United States of America,this book is sold subject to the conditionthat it shall ot,by way of trade or otherwise,be lent,re-sold,hired out,or otherwisecirculated without the publisher's prior consent inany form of binding orcover other than that in which it is published and without a similar conditionincluding this condition being imposed on the subsequentpurchaser  \nBritish Library Cataloguing in Publication DataA CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the Brish Library  \nISBN-13:978-0-141-33696-1  \nwww.greenpenguin.co.uk  \nPenguin Books is committed to a sustainable futurefor our business,our readers and our planet.The book in your hands is made from papercertified by the Forest Stewardship Council.  \n# INTRODUCTION\n\nBY JULIA ECCLESHARE,SERIES EDITOR  \nFarmers Boggis,Bunce and Bean-rarely have there beenthree more brilliantly disgusting crooks in a single story.Certainly,they make the most perfect enemies for the heroicMr Fox,who will go to any lengths to save his skin and keephis family alive.  \nRoald Dahl hated meanness of any kind and he had arare gift for giving the underdog a chance.Never has a foxbeen show","cbCaibg6l1GcwNNN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibg6l1GcwNNN","pdf",4010389,116,"English","# 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