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| Absolute masterpiece of wit, warmth, and dark humor |
A Master class in Magic and Mischief: The Reasons Matilda Can't Be Stopped
While some stories amuse us, Roald Dahl's Matilda empowers us.
Matilda is fundamentally a brilliant David-versus-Goliath victory that pits a five-and-a-half-year-old girl with extraordinary talent against a society full of repressive, foolish adults. Matilda could have easily been a victim, surrounded by parents who disregard her intelligence and a school principal—the terrifying, hammer-throwing Miss Trunchbull—who treats kids like bothersome nuisances. Instead, Dahl gives us a heroine who uses her staggering intellect, vast reading, and a sudden, magical knack for telekinesis to wage a hilarious, calculated war for justice.
Matilda's love of books is her true superpower, long before she gains magical abilities. Dahl skillfully promotes the notion that reading can lead to empathy, freedom, and intelligence that can change the world.
The Decision"An absolute masterpiece of wit, warmth, and dark humor."Whether you are five or fifty-five, Matilda is a fiercely imaginative, comforting, and fiercely funny reminder that no matter how small you are, you can stand up to the biggest bullies in the world. It is unquestionably a necessary addition to every bookshelf.
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