• All Animals Are Domesticated: In Papelucho on vacation, the kid domesticates a snake. A SNAKE!
  • And a Puma, aka a mountain lion.
  • In Papelucho missionary he befriends a colony of gorillas and even adopts a gorilla kid as his personal secretary. He names him "Juanito", aka "Little John"

It all starts with charli giving her a chocolate for her birthday, since they were poor, they couldn't give her much, that day her grandfather Joe tells a story about the chocolate factory, then they look at the commercial that appeared on 🤬 Wonka's television saying that There would be 5 lucky children who get the tickets after that, the ones who came out lucky were: augusto gloop, veruca salt, mike teve, violet beauregarde and charlie, they are going to visit the factory, they know everything, on the way the children are being curious to go because something happens to them, after that there is only charlie left, and wonka tells him that he needs an heir because he is getting old and that that would be the prize to give the factory to charlie. Charlie did not accept, because he could not live with his family, and wonka understands the meaning of having a family.

Roald Dahl, hated cocky, spoiled children and also television. From there come characters like Augustus, Veruca, Violet and Mike.

Roald Dahl was born in the Llandaff district of Cardiff City, Wales, on September 13, 1916, to Norwegian parents, Harald Dahl and Sofie Magdalene Hesselberg. They named it Roald in honor of the explorer Roald Amundsen, a national hero of Norway.
Unfortunately he died in 1990 on November 23 at the age of 74, his nationality was British and Welsh and he had a daughter named Ophelia Dahl.

Biography link
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roald_Dahl#:~:text=Roald%20Dahl%20naci%C3%B3%20en%20el,un%20h%C3%A9roe%20nacional%20de%20Noruega.

Charlie and the chocolate factory: once upon a time there was a boy named charlie who had a very large family who was his 3 grandparents and grandmothers and his parents the child was poor and the days passed and it was charlie's birthday and his parents gave him a chocolate and he wanted me to give him the golden ticket to go to the chocolate factory and he did not touch him so the next day his grandfather gave him a coin and he bought another chocolate and he did not touch him and the child one day went out to see the Newspaper and found a coin on the ground and bought a chocolate and touched him the golden ticket and he was the only one who was missing the ticket and when he touched the golden ticket everyone offered him money, bicycle He ran home and told everyone that he won the ticket and the next day he went to the chocolate factory with his grandfather and they and 4 other children were there and he entered the chocolate factory and the first child fell silent. to the chocolate fountain and there was one minus the other the other girl ate a chewing gum and it turned round the other girl they threw it in the trash and the other one became small and won charlie and charlie they gave her the opportunity to stay in the factory of chocolate and did not want and stayed with his family

The first adaptation of this title was with the film Williy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory in 1971

Roald Dahl (Llandaff, September 13, 1916 - Oxford, November 23, 1990) was a Welsh novelist, short story writer, poet and screenwriter of Norwegian descent. Among his most popular works are Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach, Matilda, The Great Good-natured Giant, Agu Trot, The Witches and Tales of the Unexpected.

Mary is sent to the United Kingdom to live with an uncle named Archibald Craven, a widower and a very ill son, in a luxurious Yorkshire mansion, where they live in an unbreathable environment. To add to the uneasiness he is joined by the bad arts of Mrs. Medlock, the strict housekeeper.

A cholera epidemic in colonial India kills Mary's parents and orphans her. Mary returns to the UK to live with an uncle named Archibald Craven, a widower and a sick son, in a luxurious Yorkshire mansion, where they live in a suffocating environment.

Frances Hodgson Burnett was born in Manchester in 1849 and died in New York in 1924. She is a British-born novelist who moved to the United States with her family after the ruin of her father in 1865. From then on she made a living writing and became known as a writer of juvenile stories

This book is about a boy who found a magic clock with which he could travel in time and traveled to the future to stay there to live forever.
2.interesting fact of the author
This author was awarded the title of location space time
3.short biography of the author
(Bromley, 1866 - London, 1946) English writer and political philosopher. For ten years (1913-1923) he had as a sentimental partner the writer and feminist Rebecca West. ... Its production could be divided into three stages: that of the scientific novel, the family one and the sociological one.

The Selfish Giant is a fairy tale written by the British-Irish poet, writer and playwright Oscar Wilde. It was first published in 1888 in El Príncipe Feliz y otros cuentos along with four other stories by the author.

2.An interesting fact about the book or author:

There is a manga apart from Ao Haru Ride, his name is Ao Haru Ride x Ore Monogatari !, In this manga Kou Mabuchi and Takeo Goda unfold as protagonists, where they change their bodies due to an accident.

3.Short biography of the autor:
Io sakisaka was born on June 8 in Tokyo Prefecture, Japan. She is a manga artist and character designer. She designed the characters for the animated film HAL. His best known works are Strobe Edge (2007) and Ao Haru Ride (2011).
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Io_Sakisaka

“The Institute” is about a brilliant and sensitive boy named Luke who is kidnapped and taken to a compound in the Maine woods where kids with special talents — telekinesis and telepathy — are imprisoned and put to dark geopolitical uses. The other primary character is named Tim. He’s a former cop, down on his luck, a good man in a blue chambray shirt and jeans who could use a break. Maybe they’ll help each other.

• Stephen King is known for being one of the fastest and most creative authors today. It has as a regimen to write every day about 9 pages.

• The book contains nothing monstrous or terribly fantastic, like Stephen King's other books. 

Stephen King was born on September 21, 1947 in Portland. He hardly lived with his father, because when he was two years old he abandoned his family, being his mother who raised him and his older brother. As a child he witnessed a tragic accident: one of his friends was trapped on the train tracks and was run over by it. Although it is suspected that this event is the inspiration for his own works, the author dismisses this idea, claiming that his fondness for this genre was rather due to reading the fiction and horror books that an aunt of his collected. He is the author of very popular horror novels, many of which have been made into a movie with notable success. He began to write at an early age, selling his stories to his peers and later sending his stories to newspapers. His first novel was Carrie in 1974, a story about a young woman with psychic powers.

Charlie Bucket is a boy who lives with his parents and his maternal and paternal grandparents in a house. They are poor and hungry. Charlie and his grandfather Joe dream of visiting Willi Wonka's chocolate factory, which has been closed to the public for years. Willi Wonka put 5 gold tickets in 5 chocolate bars in which Charlie is one of the lucky ones with a bill that he found lying on the ground and Charlie among the 5 children, who were spoiled and conceited in which they were falling in the Tests that Willi Wonka was doing, and only Charlie was left, who he chose for his humility and intelligence, he remained as his successor in his factory and they went to live with his family in the factory.

Author:The play's writer, Roald Dahl, hated cocky, spoiled children and also television.. From there come characters like Augustus, Veruca, Violet and Mike.

Roald Dahl was a Welsh novelist, short story writer, poet and screenwriter of Norwegian descent. Among his most popular works are Charlie and the chocolate factory, Matilda, the witches among others.

white tusk was published in 1906 written by jack londo, this story was developed in canada by the yunko territories, where there was a domestic dog that was kidnapped and abandoned in the woods of alaska and because of that he has to use all his instincts to survive in that environment

Jack London was one of America's hardest-working writers

author of the book:Roald dahl

birth: 13 the september the 1916 on llandaff , cardiff,Reino Unido 
death:23 the nomenber the 1990,oxford,Reino Unido

For decades, many people have wondered how Bruce Lee managed to shape his body and, by extension, his excellent physical shape. This book gives the answers from the hand of Lee himself. Through his writings, letters, diaries, interviews and photographs, the reader will delve into his way of training and his own philosophy, so that he can apply this knowledge to his personal development.

 The future star appeared in her first film at the age of 3 months, when she served as a surrogate for an American baby in Golden Gate Girl (1941).

The book was originally published in 1998, it not only focuses on how you shape your physical or body shape, but also on philosophy and peace of mind.

Bruce Lee was born on November 27, 1940, in San Francisco, California. He was a child actor in Hong Kong who later returned to the US and taught martial arts..