The Big Friendly Giant.
In the book the BFG (The Big Friendly Giant) by Roald Dahl the BFG Helps Sophie. In the story when the BFG and Sophie became friends they both stopped the other mean giants from eating children. If Sophie and the BFG didn't meet they never would have stopped the giants, and all of the children would have been eaten up.
I think that the moral of the story is to help your friends and other people when they need the help. For example, just like I said before if Sophie and the BFG didn't help each other they never would have stopped the giants. I think that if people work together and try, almost anything is possible.
Do you agree with me?
Would you have tried to stop the other giants with another giant friend?
Dear Binyamin,
ReplyDeleteI would have stopped the mean giants to. But I would probably wouldn't like to get eaten. I also agree with you about if Sophie and BGF didn't meet the children would be eaten.
- Kaden
Dear Binyamin,
ReplyDeleteI do agree with you. I wonder what would have happened if it wasn't Sophie or if it wasn't the same giant that helped each other? What do you think about this? I also wanted to say that I probably would have tried to stop the giants that way, but I would have been to scared I wasn't going to die that I wouldn't have thought of doing this.
-Gabe
Hi Binyamin,
ReplyDeleteWhat is your favorite Roald Dahl book?