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James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl, Lane Smith

ISBN: 9780756959111
Release Date: 01 Apr 1996
Average rating: (read by 139 members)

Categories: Science fiction

For young James Henry Trotter, life with the exceedingly nasty Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker is pure misery. Jame dreams of a better life, but he's totally unprepared for the wild adventures ahead of him when he drops the magic crystals he receives from a strange old man. Before long James is off on a weird, wonderful journey inside a giant peach with a bizarre group of companions - including a human-sized Earthworm, Ladybug, and Centipede!

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	karenadyer
	Rated it 21 days ago

I love all Roald Dahl, they hold the imagination of every child.

	Chren
	Rated it 4 months ago

The adventures of a boy who crawls inside a peach. Tres amusant!

	jlee1012
	Rated it 4 months ago

What an adventure!

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