Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Style and Technique

«Charlie and the Chocolate Factory» is distinguished by Roald Dahl's vivid and imaginative language, which he uses to create a fantastical yet realistic world. The author skillfully employs hyperboles and metaphors, making the description of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory lively and engaging. Dahl also uses humor and sarcasm to address serious themes such as greed, pride, punishment, and reward, making them accessible to young readers. The story's structure revolves around five children and their adventures in the factory, allowing the author to explore various characters and instructive situations, as well as create tension and intrigue with the unveiling of each new room in the factory.