Klausner hears the screams of roses and a tree using the title device in this author's story "The Sound Machine." This author
Klausner hears the screams of roses and a tree using the title device in this author's story "The Sound Machine." This author also wrote a story in which William Botibol jumps off a boat to try to win a bet, as well as another in which Mary Maloney convinces detectives to eat the weapon used to murder her husband. This author of "Dip in the Pool" and "Lamb to the Slaughter" also wrote the collection Switch Bitch, and used Battle of Britain as the starting point for his novel Sometime Never: A Fable for Superman. He may be better remembered for a work in which the Roly-Poly Bird helps exact revenge on the title couple, as well as one in which Miss Trunchbull prevents the title character from moving up in school. FTP, name this British author of The Twits and Matilda, as well as James and the Giant Peach and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Klausner hears the screams of roses and a tree using the title device in this author's story "The Sound Machine.
Roald {Dahl}