LitPick Review
This book details the life of author Roald Dahl through personal papers and experiences collected by Donald Sturrock. The author intended to show the world of Roald Dahl and the ways his surroundings influenced his writing style. Storytellers includes details of Dahl's life that are probably unfamiliar to younger readers, such as his activities during World War II and his meetings with Walt Disney and other important businessman. This book doesn't necessarily portray Dahl in a good light as it contains details about many rocky relationships with many different women. The book includes sixteen pages of black and white photographs of Dahl and others who greatly influenced his life and work.
Opinion:
This book details the life of author Roald Dahl through personal papers and experiences collected by Donald Sturrock. The author intended to show the world of Roald Dahl and the ways his surroundings influenced his writing style. Storytellers includes details of Dahl's life that are probably unfamiliar to younger readers, such as his activities during World War II and his meetings with Walt Disney and other important businessman. This book doesn't necessarily portray Dahl in a good light as it contains details about many rocky relationships with many different women. The book includes sixteen pages of black and white photographs of Dahl and others who greatly influenced his life and work.