Why does Dahl write Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

Answer 1

Roald Dahl was a worker at the local chocolate factory. The name of the factory was The Cadbury Company. To entertain himself, he used to imagine his coworkers in funny outfits and would give them funny names. Many years later, he decided to become an author. His second book was based on his experiences at the factory. The book was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Answer 2

Roald Dahl love Chocolate. he first thought of naughty children. He said Charlie get turns into a chocolate statue.

But he thought that was bad. He missed out a girl called Miranda Mary Piker. She was in the book but they was lots of naughty children. They didn't let him publish a chapter called Spotty Powder which is in spotty powder and other splendiferous secrets.

Answer 3

Roald Dahl states in his book Boy that he believes he got the idea for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory from a childhood memory of a candy shop he often visited.