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Roald Dahl
ISBN 9780141369334
Rs. 800
Puffin
Dirty Beasts
Who it's for: Children and fans of Roald Dahl's humorous poetry
Dirty Beasts presents a captivating collection of animal-themed poems by Roald Dahl, brought to life with Quentin Blake's distinctive illustrations. This book features a variety of creatures, some hilariously mischievous, others delightfully grisly, all depicted through Dahl's signature witty verse.Why You Should Read? Experience Roald Dahl's unique blend of humor and imaginative storytelling in poetic form. Delight in Quentin Blake's iconic illustrations that perfectly complement Dahl's quirky characters. Enjoy a collection of engaging rhymes featuring memorable animal beasts. A perfect choice for fans of Dahl's other works and readers who appreciate clever, sometimes mischievous, poetry.
Highlights
- Features Roald Dahl's witty verse about mischievous and grisly creatures
- Illustrated by Quentin Blake with his distinctive style
- A 32-page picture book from Puffin, published in 2016
- Part of Dahl's children's poetry, known for humor and imagination
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Questions about this book
Who illustrated the book?
Quentin Blake, known for his distinctive illustrations that complement Dahl's text.
What is the book about?
It is a collection of animal-themed poems, featuring creatures that are mischievous or grisly, written in Dahl's witty style.
How many pages does it have?
It has 32 pages.
Is this book suitable for young children?
Yes, it is categorized as a children's book and features playful poetry, though some poems may have a slightly dark humor typical of Dahl.