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The Enormous Crocodile: A Terrifying Tale of Trickery

Dive into the treacherous world of an enormous crocodile who preys on innocent children. Join his friends as they plot to stop his deadly hunger, leading to a bitter showdown. This thrilling story by Roald Dahl will keep you on the edge of your seat with its unexpected twists and turns. Discover the power of friendship and bravery in the face of danger in this unforgettable tale.

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The Enormous Crocodile: A Terrifying Tale of Trickery

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  1. The Enormous CrocodileBy Roald DahlReviewed by Julia

  2. Setting • In the biggest brownest muddiest river in Africa, a crocodile lays with his head right above the water.

  3. Character Traits

  4. Plot • The Enormous Crocodile loves to eat juicy little children from the town. • The Enormous Crocodile’s friends try to make sure he doesn’t eat any children. • If he does that nasty, bitter, beastly, beast will pay.

  5. Review • You have to read this amazingly terrifying book called The Enormous Crocodile. If you want the best part just log on to Roald Dahl fans.com and buy the book to see what happens.

  6. Best Part Of The Book My favorite part of the book was when the Enormous Crocodile sang his song & it goes like this, “Its luscious, it’s super, its mushious, it’s duper, it’s lovely to hear it go squish…”

  7. BIBLIOGRAPHY • www.nationaltheatre.org.uk

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