Rhyme stew - Roald Dahl

Mary, Mary, quite contrary
How does your garden grow?
'I live with my brat in a high-rise flat
so how in the world would I know.'

Indecorous and incongruous by turns, Roald Dahl's imagination has been let loose among some of our best known tales, fables and rhymes. The results are absurd but irresistible, and Quentin Blake's hilarious drawings only add to the fun.

Tortoise and Hare discover they have more than each other to contend with, and a jolly spinster gets more than she bargained for at the church bazaar. While Hansel and Gretel are plotting their escape from the pot, Aladdin has entered his own lamp to become the genie of the genius and is out helping the likes of Shakespeare and Mozart to get a start in life.

Take a spoonful of Dahl with a pinch of Blake, and enjoy the resulting sauce!

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