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This collection of Roald Dahl's adult short stories, from his world-famous books, includes many seen in the television series, TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED. With their vibrant characters, their subtle twists and turns, and bizarre and often macabre plots, these stories shock in a way that makes them utterly addictive. Roald Dahl can stand you on your head, twist you in knots, tie up your hands and leave you gasping for more.

This further collection of Roald Dahi's adult short stories, from his world-famous books, again includes many seen in the television series, TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED. Through the stories runs a vein of macabre malevolence, springing from slight, almost inconsequential everyday things. These bizarre plots≈spiced with vibrant characters and subtle twists and turns≈are utterly addictive.

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Hier ist das Gruseln zu lernen – von einem Meister des makabren Humors. Die ungewöhnlichen, weltberühmt gewordenen Schockgeschichten garantieren die schärfsten Genüsse, die ein literarischer Cocktail mit Arsen und Spitzenhäubchen zu bieten vermag.

10 % der Autorentantieme aus dem Verkauf dieses Buches kommen dem Roald-Dahl-Wohltätigkeitsverein zugute.

www.roalddahlfoundation.org

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Roald Dahl wurde am 13. September 1916 in Llandaff bei Cardiff in Wales als Sohn norwegischer Einwanderer geboren. Sein Vater starb, als der Junge drei Jahre alt war. Nach dem Besuch der Public School Repton absolvierte Dahl eine kaufmännische Lehre bei der Shell Oil Company in London. Im Zweiten Weltkrieg diente er als Pilot der Royal Air Force. Nach einer schweren Verwundung wurde er bis zum Kriegsende als stellvertretender Luftwaffenattaché an die britische Botschaft in Washington versetzt. Anschließend lebte Dahl abwechselnd in den USA und in England als Drehbuchautor, Publizist und freier Schriftsteller. Er starb am 21. November 1990 in der Nähe von London.

Die Originalausgabe erschien unter dem Titel «Kiss Kiss» bei Alfred A. Knopf, New York.

Rowohlt Digitalbuch, veröffentlicht im Rowohlt Verlag, Reinbek bei Hamburg, Juli 2012

Copyright © 1962 by Rowohlt Verlag GmbH, Reinbek bei Hamburg

«Kiss Kiss» Copyright © 1958, 1959 by Roald Dahl Nominée Ltd.

James didn't know where the little man came from. He was just thrusting a faintly glowing bag at James. ''Here! You take it! It's yours!'' With a promise that the bag of ''little green things" is magic and will free James from life with his horrible, cruel aunts, Sponge and Spiker, the little man is gone - and James is dizzy with joy. But in his excitement James drops the bag and the magic is lost, sucked into the ground around the old peach tree. Would things never go right for James?

But then he feels it. Aunt Spiker spots it first: a peach growing high in their single peach tree. Growing and growing till it's as big as fat Aunt Sponge, and then as big as their house! All greedy Sponge and Spiker can think is that the remarkable peach will make them rich. But James knows.

"With his new family of centipedes, ladybugs, glowworms and grasshoppers in his enormous juicy dwelling, James heads for exciting adventures with Cloudmen, sharks, and a ticker tape parade in New York City… Here is a broad fantasy with all the gruesome imagery of old-fashioned fairy tales and a good measure of their breathtaking delight." -

''In the most original fantasy that has been published in a long time, (Roald Dahl) tempers his imagination just enough to write a story that may well become a classic. The story… and the illustrations make this a gem." -

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Roald Dahl wurde mit seiner ersten Sammlung makabrer Musenküsse weltberühmt als ein Meister des schwarzen Humors. Diese Folge lustvoller Gruselgeschichten enthält ein gesteigertes Quantum der begehrten Lesedroge. Vierzehn Ampullen werden Dahl-Süchtige in heiterste Stimmung versetzen, Novizen zu Hörigen machen.

10 % der Autorentantieme aus dem Verkauf dieses Buches kommen dem Roald-Dahl-Wohltätigkeitsverein zugute.

www.roalddahlfoundation.org

www.roalddahlmuseum.org

Informationen zum Autor

Roald Dahl wurde am 13. September 1916 in Llandaff bei Cardiff in Wales als Sohn norwegischer Einwanderer geboren. Sein Vater starb, als der Junge drei Jahre alt war. Nach dem Besuch der Public School Repton absolvierte Dahl eine kaufmännische Lehre bei der Shell Oil Company in London. Im Zweiten Weltkrieg diente er als Pilot der Royal Air Force. Nach einer schweren Verwundung wurde er bis zum Kriegsende als stellvertretender Luftwaffenattaché an die britische Botschaft in Washington versetzt. Anschließend lebte Dahl abwechselnd in den USA und in England als Drehbuchautor, Publizist und freier Schriftsteller. Er starb am 21. November 1990 in der Nähe von London.

Roald Dahl,

Roald Dahl,

Bilder von Michael Foreman.

HIS FIRST NOVEL FOR GROWNUPS

From that most dramatically dual of literary personalities, writing in his classic “Chocolate Factory” incarnation but as the devilish Dahl of and — here is the ultimate adult romp.

Behold Uncle Oswald, Michelangelo of seduction.

He makes Casanova look like Winnie the Pooh.

He stumbles — circa 1919 — onto the world’s most powerful aphrodisiac: Powdered Sudanese Blister Beetle.

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Then he discovers a method of quick-freezing sperm . . . and gets the most imspired commercial idea in history.

FirstThenWell

How does Yasmin gain access to the great? Which of Them is interestingly activated by the Beetle Pill: King Alfonso? Proust? Kipling perhaps? Who will ultimately make a fortune from the scheme? And will the world be incresingly populated (and, of course, enhanced) by the secret progeny and grand-progeny, ad infinitum, of the dazzling 51? These are only a few of the questions answered in a book in which you encounter — under quite extraordinary circumstances — just about everybody who was anybody you might like to have had for your dad.

Изучение английского, путем чтения (средний уровень) -- ужастиков.

Matilda ist ein Wunderkind, verständig und blitzgescheit. Ihr Verstand ist so hell und scharf, daß er selbst den beschränktesten Eltern auffallen müßte. Aber Herr und Frau Wurmwald sind dermaßen unterbelichtet und oberflächlich, daß sie nicht imstande sind, das Außergewöhnliche an ihrer Tochter zu entdecken.

In der Schule geht es Matilda nicht besser. Sie langweilt sich und gilt als Nervensäge.

Ein schönes Märchen – ein typischer Dahl: makaber und böse, witzig und phantasievoll.

Deutsch von Sybil Gräfin Schönfeldt

Mit Bildern von Quentin Blake

This book is fantastic it is about a very poor boy named Charlie Bucket. He always goes to school with out a jacket because they don't have money to buy Charlie things. The setting of the book is an unnamed city; small wooden house on the edge of a great city,a fabled chocolate factory. The conflict is five children who have found golden tickets compete to see who will take over Mr. Wonka's chocolate factory. It all started when the newpaper announces that the Wonka chocolate factory will hide five golden tickets in the Wonka chocolate bars. Charlie desperately hopes he will find a golden ticket. The problem is that each year he gets a chocolate on his birthday, and he doesn't have money to buy one. Charlie father loses his job and the poor family is on brink of starvation. Charlie finds a dollar bill on the street, and before he tells his mother, he goes to buy two chocolate bars. One of the bars contains the fifth golden ticket. Charlie and his Grandpa Joe go to the Wonka Chocolate Factory. When the are finally there Mr. Wonka tells everybody to be careful,and not touch any thing from the factory. Then Augustus Gloop falls into the hot chocolate river while attempting to drink it, and gets sucked up by one of the pipes. Veruca Salt is determined to be a bad nut by nut judging squirrels who throw her out with the trash. Violet Beauregarde grabs an experimental piece of gum and chew herself into a giant blueberry. She is removed from the factory. Mike Teavee shrinks himself and his father has to carry him out in his breast pocket. So Charlie is the only one that is left in the factory. Mr. Wonka tries to find a person that would keep the chocolate factory. Mr. Wonka decided to give away his factory because he is too old. Then he decides that Charlie is the one who will run the factory exactly the way he has always run it. Finally Mr. Wonka congrarulates him for winning the entire factory for himself and his family.