It’s a really horrible story. A perfect murder plan was performed by George and his father.

 

George’s grandmother was a horrid, grizzly old woman who has ambivalent characters. When his parents are absent, she always makes him uncomfortable. George thought she needed something stronger than her usual medicine to cure her grouchiness, so he decided to invent a new marvelous medicine which would blow her out and even explode her.

 

He put all stuff in the house in the stewpot and amde a new medicine.

 

The result of taking the new medicine was fantastic. She grew up as a giant and even got out of the chair. His father was excited with the resulf of the medicine because it made animals bigger, so he forced George to make the same medicine again. But the successive drugs proved to be a failre.

 

And the finale of the novel is horrible, really horrible.

 

I’m worried about something after reading this book. This novel was written for the children, but if they read this book, they might feel they could make something like the George’s marvelous medicine and the result could be fatal, even catastrophic.

RoaldDahl