James and the Giant Peach

there was a spider grasshopper a worm glow worm lady bug and a centiped

I think the ap of James and the Giant Peach is that people need to face their fears not run away from them because James could have run away from Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge but instead he faced his fears.

• He makes James put and take off all of his boots
• He lies about him seeing the world
• He's a jerk to all of his friends in the peach
• He's self centered
• And lastly in a garden he is considered an actual pest for destroying plants.

No se eso es una porqueria y ademas estoy buscando la respuesta no respondiendola estan locos te amo mama

I think the silk worm was actually a glow worm, and her light would let james and the rest see when it was dark, just like a lamp. The spider lasooded or captured the seagulls with her webs/string and tied them to the peach so it could fly. She also saved james and the rest.

he thourt when fruit grow on trees it grows and falls of at the right height however he thourt what if the fruit stoped growing . Then he throut what fruit would it be he thourt for ten mins and then thourt of a peach so that is what he thourt

American insects show a long history of wanting peaches to move, so they were probably just acting on instinct. Another reason could be that they were bored of the peach being where it was but I am not sure because I am not an insect and I also don't know where the peach was so im not sure if its location was boring or not.

I think this is wrong - especially as the insects concerned were in England at the time. The peach needed to move to get away from James' Aunts who were chasing it, and then they couldn't stop it moving.

aunt Spiker is very very thin like a pencil and ugly like a garbage with her glasses

aunt Sponge is enormously fat and really ugly like a sponge

A:Aunt Sponge and aunt Spiker were squashed by a giant peach.

Cherries are from the old world.

What does the peach blossoms symbolize in this story? Explain how this symbol contributes to the overall mood.

A peach blossom flicked him, but it was a moth. Nothing stayed put. Nothing had a name. Nothing was as it once was.

she looks like a giant ladybug. in some books it calls her miss. ladybird but in others they call her miss. ladybug. i learned that when my class had 2 different types of the book, some people were saying "miss. ladybird said..." and the rest would be saying to them "it miss. ladybug silly!"

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His aunts Spiker and Sponge, who are crushed by the rolling giant peach which soon come to New York City after James and his peach.

Roald Dahl was born September 13, 1916 and died November 23, 1990. However, if he were still alive today, he would be turning age 96 September of 2012.

Yes, it is based on the novel by Roald Dahl.

Roald Dahl wrote "James and the Giant Peach" in 1961 when he was 45 years old. Born on September 13, 1916, Dahl published this beloved children's book, which has since become a classic. His unique storytelling style and imaginative characters have made it a favorite among readers of all ages.