Win a bundle of Roald Dahl goodies *NOW CLOSED*

Charlie (Charlie and the chocolate factory) as it was the first Roald Dahl book I read to me children.

its has to be the BFG

Matilda is my favourite character because she makes me smile.

BFG because he is so wonderful

BFG - he's just so fabwopplingly kind to Sophie. I love his mixed up words. My Grandson and I make up our own everytime we read it and end up crying with laughter.

Miss Trunchbull because she always reminds me of my school days,I had a headmaster very much like her.

Matilda, as she reminds me of how I used to be in The Good Old Days lol

Mrs Twit because she's so ridiculous!

It has to be Matilda for her resilience and determination. She was my inspiration growing up.

Willy Wonka - Just so unique a character

The BFG as he has such a kind heart

BFG,all my grandchildren know and love this character,with Sophie a very close second.

Mrs Twitter from The Twits, because the older I get the more I am starting to look like her!

George from George's Marvellous Medicine very funny and great fun.

Charlie Bucket, but from the Great Glass Elevator, not the Chocolate factory...

The Enormous Crocodile. An ideal book to introduce children to the humour of Roald Dahl at an early age; the croc tries so hard but is outwitted and gets his just desserts - brilliantly imagined and still makes me giggle.

Willy Wonka - gave his factory to a little boy

Mine Is 'Esio Trot' what a lovely warm story, brings a tear to the eye.

Definitely Mr Willy Wonka. He knows how to sort out the children!

Mr Twit and Mrs Twit, so revolting that you are glad you have never met them

Matilda. Great to have a female lead!

The BFG, he's such a gentle friendly giant and my daughter loved him

Matilada is my favourite character. She is full of ingenuity,
and mischief. Balanced nicely by her appreciation of kindness.

i love fantastic mr fox! He's cheeky, clever and funny!

Grandpa Joe from Charlie & The Chocolate Factory. I just loved how it showed we want absolutely the best for the next generation and would give anything to get it for them. His delight in sharing the experiences with Charlie was beautiful and knowing everything had come good for him made him a very happy man!