The Witches

Interesting Facts

• In "The Witches," Roald Dahl creates a unique world where witches do not wear traditional pointed hats or fly on broomsticks. Instead, they live among ordinary people, hiding their true nature under masks and gloves to conceal their claws and bald heads.
• The main character of the book—a boy—remains unnamed throughout the narrative. This allows readers to more easily identify with him and immerse themselves in his adventures.
• The boy's grandmother is one of the most memorable characters. She not only knows everything about witches but also possesses a strong character and is unafraid to stand up to evil, making her a true heroine in the eyes of readers.
• The book touches on important themes such as courage and resilience in the face of danger, as well as the importance of family and support from loved ones during difficult times.
• Roald Dahl masterfully uses elements of humor and horror, creating an atmosphere that is both frightening and captivating, making the book appealing to both children and adults.