Month: August 2020

About Me

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My name is Renee, and I’m a 12 year old girl. This blogging site has literally no topic. I just post what I like. I post my drawings, poems, paintings, book reviews and sometimes act like this is Facebook!(by posting things I ate or made)

I’ve posted this late since I was not planning to do this. I actually got inspired by Shreshtha Mehta(it’s a blogging site which posts book reviews and more).

You may already know my hobbies, seeing what things I’ve posted.

That’s it for my introduction. Also, to my followers 👇

~Renee

The Twits – Roald Dahl (Book Review)

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The Twits is an interesting book, though it is quite short. It’s about a horrible couple, Mr. Twit and Mrs. Twit. Kind of like George’s Marvellous Medicine, they are taught a lesson by their monkeys. It is interesting as well as disgusting, but that’s how many of Roald Dahl’s books are. There are many memorable characters, for example, the Roly-Poly Bird. In conclusion, it’s an interesting, kind of short book.

As you may know by now, I’m a fan of Roald Dahl’s books. So, if you know any other books on Amazon, please do let me know!

~Renee

George’s Marvellous Medicine – Roald Dahl (Book Review)

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George’s Marvellous Medicine is a really fascinating book. It’s about how George tries to teach his wicked grandmother a lesson. He combines so many things, from all around the house. It’s fascinating and disgusting at the same time. It has a happy ending, not that Roald Dahl’s books have negative endings. In conclusion, it’s a good fascinating book, which still interests me.

It is available on Amazon (Kindle Edition) for Rs. 175.75.

~Renee

Boy : Tales Of Childhood – Roald Dahl (Book Review)

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Boy : Tales Of Childhood is a reasonably good book, and is an autobiography of Roald Dahl, especially his childhood, even though he wouldn’t like to call it that. There are many incidents in it which are memorable. He tells us about his school life, boyhood, friendship, his antics and more. But to be honest, I was a tiny bit bored, but that was because I was a bit smaller than the appropriate age to read the book. In conclusion, it’s a good autobiography of Roald Dahl’s childhood.

It is available on Amazon (Kindle Edition) for Rs. 199.50.

~Renee

Danny The Champion Of The World – Roald Dahl (Book Review)

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Danny The Champion Of The World is great book, based on fatherhood and the bond between a father and a son. It has many adventures in it. The biggest adventure in the book is at the end, which I won’t reveal, since I don’t want to give any spoilers. There are many memorable people too. In conclusion, it’s a very good book about fatherhood and the bond between a father and son.

It is available on Amazon (Kindle Edition) for Rs. 183.35.

~Renee

The Witches – Roald Dahl (Book Review)

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The Witches was a great book that I read. The description of the witches was also vivid. The book is not about the witches described in movies and other books. It is very different. For example, according to this book, witches are BALD! I know, totally different! Roald Dahl has written it like the protagonist has written the book himself. It was fascinating as well as disgusting and creepy(in a good way though) In conclusion, I liked the book very much, and I think it’s something that I’ll remember for a long time.

It’s available on Amazon (Kindle Edition) for Rs. 227.05.

~Renee