Never Grow Up

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What does the Pageticker team say about Never Grow Up?

This lively rhyming picture book captures the mischievous, gloriumptious spirit associated with Roald Dahl, with Quentin Blake’s energetic illustrations adding plenty of visual fizz. It celebrates curiosity, silliness and imagination, and the difference between keeping a playful spirit and behaving badly.

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What is Never Grow Up about?

In 'Never Grow Up', Roald Dahl explores the joys of childhood and the challenges of growing up. Through playful rhymes and Quentin Blake's lively illustrations, the book encourages children to embrace their adventurous spirit and curiosity, reminding readers that the best adults are those who keep their inner child alive.

About the author

Roald Dahl was a brilliant British author who wrote many fantastic stories for children. He is best known for books like 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', 'Matilda', and 'The BFG'. His stories are full of imagination, unusual characters, and exciting adventures that have delighted readers all around the world.

Discussion ideas around Never Grow Up

Growing up: What does the book suggest is good about being a child, and what might still be good about growing older?

Mischief: Which kinds of mischief in the book seem funny, and which might cause trouble?

Curiosity: What would you like to explore, invent or discover if nothing seemed impossible?

Being yourself: Why might it be important for grown-ups to keep some of their childhood qualities?