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Dahl's sister Astri died from appendicitis at age seven

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Dahl's sister Astri died from appendicitis at age seven

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Roald Dahl (13 September 1916 – 23 November 1990) was a British popular author of irreverent children's literature and short stories

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He won the World Fantasy Convention Award in 1983.

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He was a fighter pilot in World War II

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He died when he was 74

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Roald Dahl was a spy,ace fighter pilot, chocolate historian and medical inventor

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he died 1990

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Roald Dahl was born 1916 in Llandlaff and died the 23rd November 1990 in Oxford

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Roald Dahl was born 1916 in Llandlaff and died the 23rd November 1990 in Oxford

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He had 5 childern

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He was born 1916 in Great Britain. He wrote childrens books such as Charlie and the Chochlate factory

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he was born 13 of september 1916

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Image result for roald dahlSeveral of Dahl's books have become bestsellers and have been made into films. Among his children's books are James and the giant peach, Kalle and the chocolate factory, The fantastic fox, Danny - best in the world, Mr and Mrs Slusk, Jojje's lovely medicine, SVJ, The witches and Matilda.

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Image result for roald dahlSeveral of Dahl's books have become bestsellers and have been made into films. Among his children's books are James and the giant peach, Kalle and the chocolate factory, The fantastic fox, Danny - best in the world, Mr and Mrs Slusk, Jojje's lovely medicine, SVJ, The witches and Matilda.

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Roald Dahl was also a british fighter pilot and worked for the royal air force

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Roald Dahl was also a british fighter pilot and worked for the royal air force

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When Roald Dahl was buried he was buried with som of his favorite things!

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He made 49 books

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Roald Dahl was born in Wales in 1916. His parents, Harald (1863–1920) and Sofie Dahl (1885–1967), were both originally from Norway, and he was given his first name after the Norwegian national hero Roald Amundsen.In 1920, when Dahl was three years old, his seven-year-old older sister Astri died of appendicitis. After just one month, the father also died, aged 57, from pneumonia. In the same year, his sister Asta was born.[1] The mother chose to remain in Wales, as the father's wish had been for the children to receive their education there, as he considered the British schools to be the best in the world.Dahl first started school at Llandaff Cathedral School,[2] but changed schools at the age of eight because he had been beaten because he, along with some friends, had put a dead mouse in the sweet shop and been caught. His mother did not agree with that punishment and took him out of school. He was then sent to boarding school in Derbyshire. The years there were an unpleasant time for Dahl, who was disliked at school. He longed for home very much and wrote letters to his mother almost every day. Not until after her death did he find out that she had saved all the letters he sent in small bundles held together with green ribbons. He spent the summer holidays in his parents' home country of Norway. At the age of 18, Dahl dropped out of studies.

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Roald Dahl was born in Wales in 1916. His parents, Harald (1863–1920) and Sofie Dahl (1885–1967), were both originally from Norway, and he was given his first name after the Norwegian national hero Roald Amundsen.In 1920, when Dahl was three years old, his seven-year-old older sister Astri died of appendicitis. After just one month, the father also died, aged 57, from pneumonia. In the same year, his sister Asta was born.[1] The mother chose to remain in Wales, as the father's wish had been for the children to receive their education there, as he considered the British schools to be the best in the world.Dahl first started school at Llandaff Cathedral School,[2] but changed schools at the age of eight because he had been beaten because he, along with some friends, had put a dead mouse in the sweet shop and been caught. His mother did not agree with that punishment and took him out of school. He was then sent to boarding school in Derbyshire. The years there were an unpleasant time for Dahl, who was disliked at school. He longed for home very much and wrote letters to his mother almost every day. Not until after her death did he find out that she had saved all the letters he sent in small bundles held together with green ribbons. He spent the summer holidays in his parents' home country of Norway. At the age of 18, Dahl dropped out of studies.

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Roald Dahl was a spy, ace fighter pilot, chocolate historian and medical inventor.

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Matilda (children bok)

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his both parents is from Norway but he was born in Wales

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He went on to write many more stories, including Matilda, James and the Giant Peach and Fantastic Mr Fox, all from a hut in his back garden in Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire.

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Here are some books that Roald writed

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He wrote Charlie and the chocolate factory

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He wrote Charlie and the chocolate factory

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He wrote kalle and the chokolate factory

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He wrote kalle and the chokolate factory

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He died in 1990

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Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical | Becoming Trunchbull | Netflix

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In 1953 he published the best-selling story collection Someone Like You and married actress Patricia Neal.