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The Roald Dahl Omnibus
Roald Dahl
short story collection
2 stars
682 pages
short stories from different books for adults. Many had his trademark weirdness and almost horror. A couple near the end were more sexual in nature. Definitely not recommended. I think I’ll stick to his juvenile fiction.
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As long as you firmly fix in your mind that his adult writings were for magazines like playboy, and you completely separate him from his childrens books, you’ll be all set.
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Did not know this. I loved his Charlie and the Chocolate Factory books, but anything to do with chocolate is on my list.
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He was a very different writer for his adult stuff. I never cared for almost any of it 😦
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