Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator is an exciting sequel to the famous Charlie Bucket story, written by eminent British author Roald Dahl. This book, like many other works of the author, immerses the reader in the world of fantasy, adventure and bright characters, leaving behind an unforgettable experience. If you are looking for a fascinating reading for children and adults that awakens the imagination and makes you smile, then this work will be an excellent choice. The plot of the book unfolds immediately after the events of the first part - "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" Charlie, his grandfather Joe and the other lucky ones who won the golden tickets are now on board the amazing glass elevator, which can rise not only up, but also down, as well as move in a horizontal direction. This elevator is not just a vehicle, but a real magical mechanism that can transport heroes to the most unexpected places. However, as you might expect, adventures are not complete without dangers and unexpected twists. Charlie and his friends face a lot of funny and sometimes dangerous situations that make them show ingenuity and courage. In this journey, they not only explore new worlds, but also learn about friendship, loyalty, and the importance of self-belief. The book is filled with humor, wit and, as always, Dahl, a generous portion of absurdity, which makes it attractive to readers of all ages. This book will be of interest to both children and adults who appreciate smart and engaging stories. It is suitable for family reading, when parents can share their impressions with their children and discuss what they read. "Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator" will also be a great choice for school libraries and literature lessons, as it raises important topics such as friendship, courage and overcoming difficulties. Roald Dahl, a master of children's literature, is known for his unique style, which combines simplicity and depth. His works, such as Matilda, The Witches, and Danny the Hero of Our Time, have won the hearts of millions of readers around the world. Dahl skillfully uses vivid images and memorable characters to convey important life lessons to the reader, without losing the lightness and playfulness of the narrative. The themes raised in "Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator" remain relevant for the modern reader. This is a story about how important it is not to give up, even when it seems that everyone is against you. It teaches us to appreciate friendship and support, as well as to believe in our own strength. The book also touches on questions about courage and responsibility, making it ideal for discussion with children. In conclusion, “Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator” is not just a continuation of the story of Charlie Bucket, but an independent work full of adventure and magic. It is able to captivate the reader from the first page and leave behind a warm feeling of joy and inspiration. If you are looking for a book that will give you and your children a lot of pleasant moments, be sure to pay attention to this work by Roald Dahl