Roald Dahl: Boy
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2018
- "An autobiography is a book a person writes about his own life. It is usually full of all sorts of boring details. This is not an autobiography."
The story of Roald Dahl's childhood is filled with excitement and wonder but also terror and great sadness. We learn of his experiences at cruel boarding schools, his daring Great Mouse Plot, the dangers of Boazers, the pleasure/pain of the local sweetshop and his time as a chocolate taster. Just some of the marvellous, extraordinary events that no doubt went on to inspire his best-selling books.
Patrick Malahide provides the voice of Dahl in a colourful adaptation by Lucy Catherine. - Розваги
Roald Dahl was a very good author. I loved his books when I was young - and still do now.
i remember reading this in 4th grade, its pretty cool to see that its still being read by young people
And there hating to have to read :( , the horror of that throws me back, think how you read this originally, and now it is done so with such negativity for it's physical presence , sad
this helped me a lot with my listen skills and homework
As a teacher I can't cease to be disgusted by how teacher were in the past
As a person either!
One of many Miss Honey's. Good for you. :-)
Wow! Really kept me glued to my seat. Outstanding and Brilliant!
Thank you this helped A lot with my homework assignment
Brilliant story of the very brutal English public schooling system, so grateful my experience of school in Australia was nothing like this. However, his amazing Mother helped to make up for it. What a superb woman. It's so interesting to learn about Dahl's early life. His stories are wonderful and enrich the lives of children and adults the world over. Thank you so much for the upload. ;-)
I have been looking for this audiobook for years thank you good sir
Fantastic!
Wonderful!!
I listen to this 8 times already!
gracias ,me a ayudado muchisimo THANK YOU
this is so cool
EXCELLENT!
I remember reading this book as a child, probably 9 or so. It's had a deep impact on me growing up.
I liked the bit about Roald's father inventing a combined knife and fork after he lost his arm. Kaiser Wilhelm II also did that - although he didn't lose his arm.
excellent job at this
Captain Hardcastle sounds like a teacher we had in the 90s
Thank you for uploading this story. Very interesting.
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Thanks my boy book fell behind my locker lol needed to read it for my test
Thank you for helping my asessment homework
thanks for making the vid
this helped me alot with my homework thanks
Beautiful audiobook
Such a beautifully done audiobook ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It is a BBC Radio production.
@@Earnshawfully I don't like the music in between chapters.
Thanks for helping me on my homework
Ps: why does everyone have the same assessments/ homework:)
Same ahhaahahaha
Cause of the stupid curriculum
I have a whole test about the book boy 😩
You plagiarized didn't you?
same
They've changed quite a bit it seems. Still useful as a secondary study source.
THANKS HELPED WITH HOMEWORK
This helped me a lot with my home work thank you😃
Thanks I don’t have to read it now for homework
this book is so old but still popular unfortunetly Roald Dahl will be looking down and seeing us listening to his book on a computer
it reminds me on my school days!a century ago.
,I like his stories very much,it unusial,atractiv andumor.
Wishing they made a tv film on this especially with the canings on boys the real ages
thanks for helping me with my homework
My exam is on Monday so thank you
Tnx for the help on my homework
Thanks for uploading Boy: Tales of Childhood (1984) by Roald Dahl.
Monty Skew = Monty's Que = Mon Teased Queue = Mont East Cue
MONTESQUIEU > Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de La Brède et de Montesquieu generally referred to as simply Montesquieu.
He is famous for his articulation of the theory of separation of powers, which is implemented in many constitutions throughout the world. He is also known for doing more than any other author to secure the place of the word "despotism" in the political lexicon.
Oui, c'est lui!
the doctor at the start sounds like dr nick from the simpsons
Lol
Yeay! 4th Grade daughter is really in to Dahl!!!!! Good for EVERYONE!
If only Cadbury's still made a coffee creme bar.
cheers for hwork help
Where can I get this audio file? And what platform did you use for this audiobook?
A app called audible
In year 7 everyone does Boy for English
We are doing it
And I am in year 6
wow me too
yup
I’m reading this for my 8th grade assignment! Anyone else?
Me
Mee but for 7th grade
How much pages are in this book
I want to do this for summer reading and I found a pdf, it’s 100 pages but it looks like they stuffed a lot of words in each page
Me but for 6th,
Nice! I really wanted timestamps of the chapters
THIS IS WICKED!!!!!!😁
RIP Roald Dahl
One of our teachers used to do this, if someone farted , but it was a science teacher ,
Helps me in the homework
the stroke is painful the first time
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One thing that bugs me about this novel. Is that roald says his grandfather was born in 1820 but peoples family trees say his grandfather was born in 1834.
I dont understand why roald would say his grandfather was born in 1820
Hi fatima
Anyone noticed dat the doctor at the very beginning the doctor sounds like Jar-Jar Binks?🙄🙀👨🏻⚕️
Is the whole book
🍭🍬shop!
homework completed✅
I couldn't afford your tropical rainy wet British parochial elucidations.
Strange they performed surgeries in the inclement stormy season also.
You all must be constructed of concrete sturdy framed materials.
When i finally find the funds to expand my horizons~ i think i shall consider~ my academic onslaught in Norway !
Shalom~
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Too wordily~
Fluidity~ of thought~
Norhing~
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My friend~
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Well done ✅ You are a life saver
Epic Englishman.
He was Norwegian.
@@Demonmixer Belarusian surely?
@@DaveSCameron He was born in Wales to Norwegian parents. Because his first language was Norwegian and he and his parents spent a lot of time in Norway, I assumed his parents would have had Norwegian as his nationality on his birth cert. Otherwise, he would have been Welsh. I would have thought that his parents having such strong connections to Norway would have had made sure he was given Welsh/Norwegian dual nationality.
I can confirm he wasn't Belarusian unless this was some alias when he was employed by MI6 that you're thinking of, but I'd say that's doubtful especially seeing as how Belarus was formed two years after he was born.
Couldn't find anything about whether he had dual nationality and he's classified by every source I found as being British and since he was born in Wales, that would make him Welsh, but of Norwegian descent. His birth cert probably says British.
@@Demonmixer Hey and thanks, a special chap to England whatever his extraordinary history. My sister led a class room task to reproduce as close as possible his writing she'd asking all her class to seek out and bring in an item from his rather spartan space, I'm told that the only item that eluded them all was a Toby jug which was his pen and pencil receptacle.
Book mark: 15:27
Homework completed
Why is everyone doing homework about this?
playlist of chapters anyone ..... ( :
37:37 exactly 8 Hours
it is a autobiography and it is boring . cause we are not living a life like this just reading it
Read the whole book in 1 hour
Wait this is the full book?
@@notminiaxel2611 No. It's abridged and it leaves out a lot. It keeps to the main story though.
I have a test on only the great mouse plot
Where is Little Ellis and the Boil
Did they have goats tobacco too?
Gabby G they probably did idk
This guy got the Attenborough
F por todos los que estamos aqui por la pvta tarea de INGLESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Homework anyone???
Love this story... but what about goats tobacco!!
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13:45
38:34 bookmark
Bookmark: 44:10
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44:05 Did I Hear A LNER A4 Whistle?
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2023 anyone?
Glubgorlublab
He sounds like a 15 year old when he is 11
Marwa. ,bmcdjbdo you know my name Shehata lol
this is a video of a video so copyright alert
11:43
Why did she put soap in his mouth?
C-3dge TV back in the old days if you said something rude it was classed as 'dirty'. So your mouth would be washed out quite literally with soapy water! Adults, especially teachers were so much more stricter back then!
She put it in there because s
Tweetie was snoring
To punish him for snoring.
cause martin was snoring
sorry tweety it is just in the normal book he is called Martin
A nice short “one” here:
ua-cam.com/video/NQyXK9lkf00/v-deo.html
Give a “credit”!
I sped it up I’m too unpatiant
Too impatient to check your spelling. Ironic
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Grrrrrrrrr…I hate the headmasters 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥
Book mark 37:15
Check dis
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