Reddit reviews The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar

The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar by Roald Dahl.

Wow, that is a question I haven't gotten for a long time. My fav. books are mostly the ones I wrote actually - all of them are in Swedish, but this one made it over seas - sadly it became digital and not a paperback, but I guess it is the change of time.

I find it really hard to tell you my fav. books by other authors - there are so many and I appreciate them all for different reasons. I am going to say Treasure Island for a list of 20 specific reasons (that I can't list here because I would probably come up with even more...), Masters Of Doom - for the pop-culture explosion and the thrilling documentary way it is told and finally Roald Dahls "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More". This book have some of the strongest, scariest, interesting and beautiful stories I ever come across.

Oh, and I totally agree with plays. I am a huge fan of screenplays. I actually wrote an Episode to the 2011 animated show "Thundercats" but it never made it to the show before it was canceled :(

The dudes were sharp-eyed.

Dahl wrote this one short story, The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, about a guy who studied yoga and got a magic power. I recommend it.

I have a few favorites. These are more really short stories to read in a day rather than a short book.

First Jonathan Livingston Seagull One of my favorite books of all time and it takes an hour or so to read.


Second The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and other short stories