The book told a story that there was a boy named Charlie who lives with his parents and elderly grandparents in a small wooden house on the edge of a great town. Though he lives in this poor family, Charlie really has a happy time with his families.
In this family, there wasn't enough money to buy proper food for them all and Charlie felt it worst of all. The one thing he longed for more than anything else was chocolate. The truth was that only once a year on his birthday did Charlie ever get to taste a bit of chocolate. The whole families save up their money for the special occasion.
However, in the town itself, there was an enormous chocolate factory and it wasn't simply an ordinary enormous chocolate factory either. It was the largest and most famous in the whole world. It was Wonka's factory owned by a man called Mr Willy Wonka, the greatest inventor and maker of chocolates that had ever been. But it was really a mysterious factory for the great iron gates were locked and chained. Likewise, MrWonka was nowhere to be seen. Nobody's gone in and nobody ever came out either.
One day, MrWonka announced a notice. He would invite five lucky children to get around his factory and they would have enough chocolate to eat. Five golden tickets had been printed on golden paper and these five golden tickets had been hidden under the ordinary wrapping paper of five ordinary bars of chocolate. The five lucky finders of these five golden tickets were the only ones who would be allowed to visit his factory and see what it was like inside. The world suddenly set off the purchase of Wonka chocolate. The lucky one after another appeared. The first golden ticket was found by Augustus Gloop who was a greedy boy and he ate so many bars of chocolate a day. The second golden ticket was found by a little girl called Veruca Salt who was spoiled by her parents. The third golden ticket was found by Violet Beauregarde who chews gum all day long. And the next golden ticket was found by Mike Teavee who did nothing but watched TV. Luckily, the last ticket was found by Charlie. Visiting the chocolate factory was an unusual experience. There were green meadows on either side of the valley and along the bottom of it there flowed a great brown river. What's more, there was a waterfall halfway along the river. The secret of workers turned out to be Oompa-Loompa. They were wonderful workers. As they got around the factory, the other four children lost control. For all this, Charlie didn't lose of sense of excitement because of momentary. At last the most unbelievable thing happened. Charlie had become the final winner. MrWonka decided to give his factory to little Charlie.
After reading this novel, I have a very deep impression on Charlie and the chocolate factory. First of all, I am really satisfied with the end of the story. To be honest, it's absolutely a perfect ending with the outcome of the family. On one hand, Charlie was actually a very kind boy. Though he had a poor family which might not offer him enough food and delicious chocolate, he never showed any compliment about these; on the contrary, he loved his family deeply. On his birthday, he was willing to share his unique present-chocolate with his whole family. I am really moved by all of this he did. Meanwhile, now many children are quiet selfless and
they will never be willing to share what they have owned with the other people including their family. They can’t compare with the little hero Charlie. In the novel, the other four children are just not wonderful at all. They always carried with bad habits. What they could do were just eating all the time or attempted to get everything that they wanted from their parents. In my opinion, they were just too awful to live their precious childhood. On the other hand, I really have a beautiful fantasy about the mysterious chocolate factory. When I read this novel it really makes my mouth water. I think every reader will have the same idea with me if they lose themselves in reading this novel. At last, I just want to say it's definitely a wonderful story to express my love to this novel.