Hi Kea Class,
I would like you to have a look at the official Roald Dahl site: http://www.roalddahl.com/
You need to click on the section: Roald Dahl. Inside this section you will see "an interview with Roald Dahl"
Have a listen to one or two of the interview questions. Post something interesting that you have found out about Roald Dahl on the Kea Class Blog site.
Good Luck!
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ReplyDeleteHi Kea
ReplyDeletei choose HOW DO YOU GET YOUR IDEAS FOR YOUR STORIES?
When he gets an idea he quickly writes it down so he won't forget it.
He says you can be mooching around for a year trying to get a good idea. When he gets a good one he writes it down or else he will forget.
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ReplyDeleteMy question is:
ReplyDeleteWhat Is Your Work Routine?
And he has been doing this for the past 45 years is that writes for about 2 hours because if you write for longer than that you will lose your consentration but that is diffrent for other people.You might find that you can only do it for half an hour 1 hour etc
hi, i picked 'what is it like to write a book
ReplyDeleteRoald Dahl was born in Wales, his favourite food is caviar and he's 2 metres tall
ReplyDeleteI listened to where did you get the idea for James and the giant peach:
ReplyDeleteAnd I never knew that he had to choose the fruit for James and the giant peach.
it is like a path and going along and walking.
ReplyDeletethen last it will be the biggest mountain because its the part showing details and information.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteIt took Roald Dahl about 9 months to write Matilda, and when he finished it was wrong, so it had taken him quite a long time by the time he finished it.
See ya
I listened to what it's like writing a book and I learnt that it is a long process.
ReplyDeletei listend to 'How much has living in the countrysite influenced you?'
ReplyDeletehe said that living in the countrysite helped him describe the setting.
Question: What is it like writing a book
ReplyDeleteWriting is like going on a very long walk
When you get to the top of a mountain you write some detailed description and so on
But when you get to the tallest mountain it is the end (VERY detailed part)
Question:Was it hard to write midilida?
ReplyDeleteRoald dahl said it was really hard to write it he said he had to write it again because he didn't do a character right
MY QUESTION:
ReplyDeleteHOW DO YOU GET THE IDEAS FOR YOUR STORY'S
ITS STARTS ALWAYS WITH A TINY LITTLE
SEED OF AN IDEA, A LITTLE GERM AND
THAT EVEN DOESN'T COME VERY EASILY.
My Question:
ReplyDeleteHow do you get the ideas for your stories?
It starts always with a tiny seed of an idea, a little germ, and that even doesn't come very easily. You can be mooching around for a year or so before you get a good one. When you get your idea you write it down quickly so you don't forget it.