Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

So OK, it's the classic book in unabridged form, read by former Python Eric Idle. It should be word for word, the book I've read many times. However, it isn't. This is the US version of the book which has been adapted with American words and phrases. Chocolate bars are now candy bars while the english currency becomes US dollars. Considering that this is available throughout the UK, I would have thought that the UK version of the book would have been used instead.

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Roald Dahl

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Great listen but why USA version? (0/0 people found this helpful)

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