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Roald dahl once wrote his own revolting recipe to make hair grow?
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∙ 9y ago
Yes
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∙ 9y ago
Roald Dahl did not actually write a recipe to make hair grow, that was a story element in his book "The Twits" where a character uses a mixture of his wife's floor polish, frog's drippings, and powdered kangaroo to try and make his wife's beard hair grow so she would be more ladylike. It was meant to be humorous and absurd.
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Did Roald Dahl once wrote his own revolting recipe to make his hair grow?
Yes,he has done this before.
Who wrote Revolting Rhymes and Esiotrot?
Roald Dahl
What was the last five books Roald Dahl wrote?
The last five books Roald Dahl wrote were: "My Year" "Roald Dahl's Revolting Recipes" "Esio Trot" "The Vicar of Nibbleswicke" "The Minpins"
Who wrote 'James and the giant peach'?
Roald Dahl wrote James and the Giant Peach.Roald Dahl .Roald Dahl
7 who wrote revolting rhymes and esiotrot7 who wrote revolting rhymes and esiotrot7 who wrote revolting rhymes and esiotrot?
Roald Dahl did. He wrote many books such as Matilda, the magic finger, George's magical medicine,Danny the champion of the world, and many more. He was a brilliant childrens author.
What is the ISBN of Revolting Rhymes?
The ISBN of "Revolting Rhymes" by Roald Dahl is 978-0142414828.
When did roald dahl write the poem The Lion?
Roald Dahl wrote the poem "The Lion" in the 1950s. It was included in his collection of poems for children called "Revolting Rhymes" published in 1982.
Why did Roald dahl wrote maitlda?
Roald Dahl wrote maitlda because hehad a dream about it and he wanted to be in a book so he wrote it
What was roald dahl's favorite book he wrote?
The big friendly giant was Roald Dahl's favourite book he wrote.
What type of audience did Roald Dahl write for?
Roald Dahl wrote for boys and girls! He wrote entertainment books.
In roald dahl book revolting rhymes what sort of creatures is a sting-a-ling?
Scorpion
What was Roald Dahl's las book he wrote?
Roald Dahl's last published work was Roald Dahl: Collected Stories - circa 2006
