The novel consists of 30 chapters that document Charlie's life in poverty and his eventual journey through the factory:
A rare ticket hidden inside Wonka chocolate bars.
Dahl explicitly blames the parents (the Gloops, Salts, Beauregardes, and Teavees) for enabling their children’s toxic traits. index of charlie and the chocolate factory
A sorting room powered by one hundred trained squirrels who test walnuts to see if they are good or bad.
Only Charlie Left — Wonka realizes Charlie is the sole winner. The novel consists of 30 chapters that document
A quick-reference index of every major and minor character:
The group enters the gates on February 1st. index of charlie and the chocolate factory
Chapter 1: Here Comes Charlie – Introduction to the impoverished Bucket family.