What kind of books did Roald Dahl write for children?

Answer 1

For children, one would recommend either: * "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", as most children like chocolate and the concept of being surrounded by all the chocolate anyone could ever wish to eat or * "Matilda", as many children would love the idea of being able to "get back at" annoying people such as overbearing parents or teachers

Answer 2

the answer is that

he used to write books that comedy or serious stuff in it. if you read roald Dal's books you will see that there is a moral in every book.

in the in the Georgia's marvelous medicine it is to not to do silly stuff just to get your revenge.

Answer 3

Roald Dahl wrote whimsical and imaginative stories for children, often featuring dark humor and unexpected twists. Some of his most popular Children's Books include "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "Matilda," "James and the Giant Peach," and "The BFG."