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Sunday, 13 September 2015

Beardy fun with The Twits #RoaldDahlDay

Today is Roald Dahl Day!!!!

September is Roald Dahl's birth month, and each year people celebrate with a wonderful array of events centred around his birthday on 13th September.

This year it is focused on all things Twits, in particular the beard of Mr Twit! Booksellers are turning their shops into “beard boutiques”!!

We have joined in the fun by creating our very own Mr Twit beard .... We were going to make one but then Noah had the fantastic idea of using Jon as our Bearded Twit ..... He already has the Beard it just needed a few tweaks

Introducing our very own Mr Twit
 
He wasn't too impressed with Noah squashing Rice Krispies into his beloved beard, but he soon got into the spirit!




Noah used Rice Krispies, pasta shapes, scratch and sniff Twit stickers which came with the one of the books we were sent which smell horrid! Some yarn and some green shredded paper. 

**** If you peered deep into the moustachy bristles sticking out over his upper lip, you would probably see much larger objects that had escaped the wipe of his hand, things that have been for months and months, like a piece of maggoty green cheese or a mouldy old cornflake or even the slimy tail of a tinned sardine. ****


The Twits is one of our all time favourites. It's sure to have us in fits of giggles every time we read it. 

Noah has always said Mr Twits beard is a bit like Jon's, so that's where the inspiration to transform Jon beard came from. 

Noah's favourite chapter is Mrs Twit gets a stretching
He finds the tricks that the Twits play on each other highly amusing. 

The Twits is a great classic book and I can't wait to read it to the twins once they are old enough. They don't have a great attention span at the moment!
If you haven't read it, go and read it now!!!! 



Roald Dahl (1916–1990) was one of the world’s most imaginative, successful and loved storytellers. Since his death, his work has not only endured but is still increasing in popularity. His stories are currently available in 59 languages. UK sales alone are over 50 million books and rising, with global sales estimated to be more than 200 million. 

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What is your favourite Roald Dahl book?? 

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