Name all the books Roald Dahl has made?

Answer 1

Most of Roald Dahl's childrens books that he wrote are:

• The BFG
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
• Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
• James and the Giant peach
• Danny the Champion of the World
• Georges Marvoulous Medicine
• Matilda
• The Witches
• The Twits
• The Magic Finger
• The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me
• Fantastic Mr Fox
• Esio Trot

Picture Books:

• Dirty Beasts
• The Enormous Crocodile
• The Giraffeand the Pelly and Me
• The Minpins
• Revolting Rhymes

Teenage Fiction:

• The Great Automatic Grammatizator and Other Stories
• Rhyme Stew
• Skin and Other Stories
• The Vicor of Nibbleswicke
• The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More

Stories that were turned into plays:

• The BFG: Plays for children
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: A Play
• Fantastic Mr Fox: A play
• James and the Giant Peach: A Play
• The Twits: Plays for Chlidren
• The Witches: Plays for Children

He also wrote adult fiction but I don't know the title of them stories. Google it!!

Answer 2

Children's fictional works are

The Gremlins
James and the Giant Peach
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
The Magic Finger
Fantastic Mr Fox
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
Danny, the Champion of the World
The Enormous Crocodile
The Twits
George's Marvellous Medicine
The BFG
The Witches
The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me
Matilda
Esio Trot
The Vicar of Nibbleswicke
The Minpins

He also published three books of children's poetry

Revolting Rhymes
Dirty Beasts
Rhyme Stew

Answer 3

• THE GREMLINS, 1943 - The Gremlins movies uses the name but are unrelated: first 1984, dir. by Joe Dante; the second 1990, Grewmlins 2. dir. by Joe Dante. - One episode of The Twilight Zone Movie (1983), scripted by Richard Matheson, drew on Dahl's original idea
• OVER TO YOU, 1945 - Helppo nakki ja muita kertomuksia (suom. Erkki Haglund, 1992)
• SOMETIME NEVER, 1948
• SOMEONE LIKE YOU, 1953, rev. 1961 - Rakkaani, kyyhkyläiseni: jännityskertomuksia (suom. Pentti Saarikoski, 1961); Joku kaltaisesi (suom. Pentti Saarikoski, 1970) - film adaptations: 'The Taste', TV film 1952, dir. by Richard Goode, starring Peter Lorre; 'Taste', TV film 1954, starring Ed Begley, Patricia Breslin, Joseph Schlidkraut; 'Taste', TV film 1955, starring Leonard Elliot, Violet Heming, Diana Millay, Rudy Vallee; 'Taste', TV film 1967, prod. British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), dir. by John Glenister, starring Donald Pleasence, Leonard Rossiter, Maureen O'Brien, Marion Mathie
• THE HONEYS, 1955 (play, prod. in New York City)
• KISS, KISS, 1959 - Rakkaani, kyyhkyläiseni: jännityskertomuksia (suom. Pentti Saarikoski, 1961) / Joku kaltaisesi (suom. Pentti Saarikoski, 1970)
• JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH, 1961 - Jaakko ja jättipersikka (suom. Kimmo Pietiläinen, 1995) / Jaakko ja jättipersikka (suom. Peikko Pitkänen, 2009) - animation film 1996, prod. Allied Filmmakers, dir. by Henry Selick
• CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, 1964 - Jali ja suklaatehdas (suom. Aili Nissinen, 1971) - films: 1971, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, dir. by Mel Stuart, starring Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson, Peter Ostrum, Roy Kinnear, Julie Dawn Cole, Leonard Stone 2005, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, dir. by Tim Burton, screenplay by John August, starring Johnny Depp, Charlie Bucket, Helena Bonham Carter - Jali ja suklaatehdas
• 36 HOURS, 1965 (screenplay, based on 'Beware of the Dog', film dir. by George Seaton, starring James Garner, Eva Marie Saint, Rod Taylor; TV film Breaking Point, 1989, dir. by Peter Markle, starring Corbin Bernsen, Joanna Pacula, John Glover, David Marshall Grant)
• THE MAGIC FINGER, 1966 - Taikasormi (suom. Päivi Heininen, 1998)
• YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE, 1967 (screenplay based on Ian Fleming's novel, with Harry Jack Bloom)
• CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG, 1968 (screenplay based on Ian Fleming's children's book, with Ken Hughes)
• TWENTY-NINE KISSES FROM ROALD DAHL, 1969
• FANTASTIC MR. FOX, 1970 - Kekseliäs kettu (suom. Panu Pekkanen, 1978) - film 2009, dir. by Wes Anderson, voices: George Clooney, Owen Wilson, Meryl Streep, Bill Murray, Willem Dafoe
• SELECTED STORIES, 1970
• THE NIGHT-DIGGER, 1971 (screenplay based on Joy Cowley's novel, film dir. by Alastair Reid, starring Patricia Neal, Pamela Brown, Nicholas Clay, Jean Anderson)
• WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, 1971 (screenplay)
• CHARLIE AND THE GREAT GLASS ELEVATOR, 1972 - Jali ja lasihissi (suom. Päivi Heininen, 2000) / Jali ja mahtava lasihissi: seitsenosainen lastenkuunnelma (suom. Pekka Ojalehto)
• PENGUIN MODERN STORIES 12, 1972 (with others)
• SWITCH BITCH, 1974 - Alahuuli (suom. Raija Mattila, 1975)
• DANNY, THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD, 1975 - Me salamestarit (suom. Eeva Heikkinen, 1977) / Iskä ja Danny maailmanmestari (suom. Päivi Heininen, 1999) - film 1989, prod. Children's Film and Television Foundation (CFTVF), dir. by Gavin Millar, screenplay by John Goldsmith, starring Jeremy Irons, Robbie Coltrane, Samuel Irons, Cyril Cusack, Jean Marsh
• THE WONDERFUL STORY OF HENRY SUGAR AND SIX MORE, 1977 - Henry Sugarin ihmeellinen tarina ja kuusi muuta (suom. Jaana Kapari, 2003)
• CHARLIE AND THE GREAT GLASS ELEVATOR, 1978
• THE COMPLETE ADVENTURES OF CHARLIE AND MR WILLY WONKA, 1978
• THE ENORMOUS CROCODILE, 1978 - Suunnattoman suuri krokotiili (suom. Panu Pekkanen, 1978)
• THE BEST OF ROALD DAHL, 1978
• TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED, 1979 - TV series 1979-1988, 26 episodes, prod. Anglia Television
• TASTE AND OTHER TALES, 1979
• MY ONCLE OSWALD, 1979 - Oswald-eno (suom. Pentti Nieminen, 1981) / Oswald-eno (suom. Seppo Heikinheimo, 1992)
• THE TWITS, 1980 - Nilviöt (suom. Sami Parkkinen, 1991
• GEORGE'S MARVELOUS MEDICINE, 1980 - Ilmarin ihmelääke (suom. Asser Korhonen ja Antti Mäkinen, 1989)
• MORE TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED, 1980 - TV series 1979-1988, 26 episodes, prod. Anglia Television
• THE WAY UP TO HEAVEN AND OTHER STORIES, 1980
• A ROALD DAHL SELECTION, 1980
• THE BFG, 1982 - Iso kiltti jätti (suom. Tuomas Nevanlinna, 1989) - animation film 1989, prod. Cosgrove Hall Films, dir. by Brian Cosgrove, voices: David Jason, Amanda Root, Angela Thorne, Ballard Berkeley, Michael Knowles, Don Henderson
• ROALD DAHL'S REVOLTING RHYMES, 1982 - Tautisia tarinoita (suom. Kimmo Pietiläinen, 1996)
• ROALD DAHL'S BOOK OF GHOST STORIES, 1983
• TWO FABLES, 1983
• THE WITCHES, 1983 - Kuka pelkää noitia (suom. Sami Parkkinen, 1990) - film The Witches, 1990, dir. by Nicolas Roeg, starring Anjelica Huston, Mai Zetterling, Jasen Fisher, Jane Horrocks, Anne Lambton, Rowan Atkinson
• BOY: TALES OF CHILDHOOD, 1984 - Poika; Yksinlentoon (suom. Seppo Sipilä, 2004)
• DIRTY BEASTS, 1984
• THE GIRAFFE AND THE PELLY AND ME, 1985 - Kirahvi, Kaani ja minä (suom. Kimmo Pietiläinen, 1996)
• TWO FABLES, 1986
• GOING SOLO, 1986
• THE SECOND ROALD DAHL SELECTION, 1987
• MATILDA, 1988 - Matilda (suom. Eeva Heikkinen, 1990) - film Road Dahl's Matilda, 1996, dir. by Danny deVito, starring Mara Wilson, Danny DeVito, Rhea Perlman, Embeth Davidtz, Pam Ferris, Paul Reubens
• AH, SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE, 1989
• RHYME STEW, 1989 - Riimihärkää muusilla (suom. Tuomas Nevanlinna, 2001)
• ROALD DAHL: CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, CHARLIE AND THE GREAT GLASS ELEVATOR, THE BFG, 1989
• ESIO TROT, 1990 - Annok iplik (suom. Sami Parkkinen, 1993)
• THE MINPINS, 1991 - Tynkätyiset (suom. Päivi Heininen, 2002)
• THE VICAR OF NIBBLESWICK, 1991
• MEMORIES WITH FOOD AT GIPSY HOUSE, 1991 (with F. Dahl)
• THE COLLECTED SHORT STORIES, 1991
• THE DAHL DIARY, 1992, 1991
• THE DAHL COLLECTION OF NURSERY VERSE, 1992 (ed.)
• MY YEAR, 1993
• THE GREAT AUTOMATIC GRAMMATIZATOR, 1997
• THE ROALD DAHL TREASURY, 1997 - Roald Dahlin maailma (suom. Eeva Heikkinen et al.)
• SKIN AND OTHER STORIES, 2000

Answer 4

Roald Dahl write a lot of books. His most famous title is arguably Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. He also write Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator, Fantastic Mr Fox, Esio Trot, The Giraffe, The Pelly & Me, Danny Champion of the World, Matilda, The BFG. These were all fiction books for children. he also wrote poetry as well as autobiographical books and some adult fiction.

Answer 5

Some of the famous books written by Roald Dahl include "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "Matilda," "James and the Giant Peach," "The BFG," "Fantastic Mr. Fox," and "The Witches."