Roald Dahl - The Wonderful World Of Henry Sugar

The Wonderful World of Henry Sugar by Roald Dahl is a collection of seven short stories that blend fantasy, adventure, and moral lessons. The titular story follows Henry Sugar, a wealthy and selfish man who discovers a book about a man who can see without using his eyes. Determined to master this skill to cheat at gambling, Henry’s journey takes an unexpected turn, leading to a transformation in his character. Other stories in the collection include The Boy Who Talked with Animals, The Hitch-Hiker, and A Piece of Cake, each showcasing Dahl’s wit, imagination, and storytelling prowess. This collection is a captivating mix of the fantastical and the moral, appealing to both young readers and adults.