Matilda Movie And Book Differences

Matilda movie and book differences
The title of the book I have been reading in class is Matilda, Matilda was written by Roald Dahl. I decided too read this book for two reasons, firstly the cover stands out also I have heard good things about the book. The story is about a 5-year-old girl, with not so supportive parents and a very mean principal that she needs to put up with however Matilda isn’t a normal child she is a, genius with a very supportive, loving and caring teacher.

This book was a very good book and personally, I love the humor in the book. For example usually a principal understands the children, however in this twisted up story the principal hates the students and rarely wants anything to do with them unless it’s to her benefit!
And she even once said, “Do you really think im going to eat the slop I serve you” This peace of evidence shows that the principal is ruthless! And doesn’t care about the students.

There are several characters that effect Matilda’s childhood both negative and positive. Out of the characters Miss Trunchbull, Miss Honey, Mrs. Phelps,
The Parents and her friends I would chose Miss Honey. She understood the children and cared for them, and was supportive and was one of the few people in Matilda’s Community that was supportive as it says on The chapter “Miss honey was a teacher that understood kids” This sentence clearly states that Miss Honey understands children.
This book is an amazing book however like anything there needs to flaws in this book there are rarely any in this book, except a few like, I thought that the parents were a little too mean to the daughter like when the dad said “Girls aren’t good for anything except shutting up”
This peace of evidence shows that the father doesn’t care for his daughter and underestimates her abilities.

Overall this book by Roald Dahl was a great one for all ages 10-99 years old because of the humor and context and if you like a good book to laugh with, and get attached too this is the book you need!