📝 First Impressions Returning to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets means stepping back into the magic of Hogwarts, but this time the familiar school feels less safe. There are strange warnings, unsettling discoveries and a mystery that slowly…
📝 First Impressions The BFG is one of those Roald Dahl books that immediately feels larger than life. From the beginning, there is a sense of wonder mixed with just enough darkness to make the story exciting rather than simply…
📝 First Impressions Matilda is one of those stories I have known in more than one form, and I think that probably helped make it even more memorable for me. I read the book, but I also saw the film…
📝 First Impressions The Witches is probably one of the Roald Dahl books that best demonstrates just how dark children’s fiction can become without losing its sense of fun. The premise is wonderfully disturbing: witches are real, they live among…
📝 First Impressions I have always had a soft spot for Roald Dahl’s books. There is something immediately recognisable about the way he tells a story: mischievous, slightly rebellious, sometimes surprisingly dark, but always written with an understanding of how…