Charlie Bucket is a very poor boy, who is slowly starving. One day he
finds a dollar bill hidden under the snow. He takes the money and buys
two Wonka candy bars to feed his empty, growling stomach. When Charlie
unwraps the candy he sees a flash of gold shining from Wonka's fifth
golden ticket! Children and adults of all ages will enjoy this book
because it is full of adventure and surprises. This book is so
spectacular, people will eat it up! Reading level: Ages 9-12
Henry, an Elementary kid, can't get enough chocolate. Chocolate Fever
by Robert Kimmel Smith is a real inspiring book. The book's setting is in a
place at a school. Some of the main characters are Henry Green, Mrs. Green,
and the doctor. The conflict of this book is that a boy is trying to get
away from the doctors because he is afraid of doctors. This book is a MUST
READ BOOK because it is hilarious. He has the chocolate poxs. This book is
also interesting because he is afraid of the doctors because he doesn't want
to get checked out by the doctors. This is also a mystery because he has a
case of the chocolate poxs. Reading level: Ages 4-8
Curious
George Goes to a Chocolate Factory by
H. A. Rey
Fred Gwynne wrote his books for the persons who like to hear words in
strange context and see strange intrepretations. Elementary children love to
have the Gwynne books and hear the adults read these phrases to them with
delightful illustrations that don't say what we have expected to see and
hear. Obviously chocolate moose should be spelled mousse and thus we see a
real moose being served for dinner. Reading level: Ages 9-12
