D is van Dahl; Een spectaculofelijke gids van A-Z voor de wereld van Roals Dahl

The format is playful and educational, but I wonder how the author decided on this structure to make Dahl's story engaging for kids.

I loved the humor but also felt some aspects of his life might have been glossed over. What stood out to others as the most revealing or surprising part?

Roald Dahl's stories are so whimsical, but I’m curious how the author navigates sharing the more complex or darker aspects of his biography without losing the lighthearted tone.