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Roald Dahl books - book club lesson!

Hannah N

Hi everyone! This year I am participating in the spring book club campaign. I am offering lessons where we study English using the Roald Dahl books! We can read any book you prefer, but the most popular choice is normally 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'. This is one of Roald Dahl's most famous books, which has been made into several films and even a stage play.
Roald Dahl's books are fun and a great read for anyone, children or adults. The books are also good for different levels, from elementary to advanced - as the chapters are short and easy to read, but still interesting and enjoyable even if you're an advanced learner. 
Please contact me if you are interested, and feel free to ask any questions!

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