La maravillosa medicina de Jorge

The book is full of zany ideas and humor. I'm curious whether Dahl drew from childhood memories or just let his imagination run free.

While it's hilarious, I wondered if the book subtly encourages kids to experiment without considering consequences. What do others think?

George's antics are funny but also a bit dangerous. Do you think Dahl intended to show the importance of cleverness over recklessness?