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Grandpa Joe gives Charlie money for another candy bar—but it doesn't contain a ticket.
Chapter 9Augustus Gloop falls into the chocolate river and is sucked up a pipe.
Chapter 17Violet Beauregarde chews a piece of gum that turns her into a giant blueberry.
Chapter 21Veruca Salt is thrown down the Nut Room's trash chute by trained squirrels.
Chapter 24Mike Teavee shrinks to tiny size when he tries the Television Chocolate.
Chapter 27| Chapter | Summary |
|---|---|
| Chapter 1 | Chapter 1 begins with an introduction to the oldest members of Charlie Bucket's family—and they are old. Then the reader... Read More |
| Chapter 2 | Every evening after supper Charlie goes into his grandparents' bedroom to chat before saying goodnight. The four old peo... Read More |
| Chapter 3 | Grandpa Joe recounts the story of Prince Pondicherry, who brings Mr. Wonka to India and hires him to build an entire cho... Read More |
| Chapter 4 | The next evening Grandpa Joe explains why no one is ever seen going into or coming out of Mr. Wonka's factory. It seems ... Read More |
| Chapter 5 | Mr. Bucket excitedly reads the newspaper article aloud. Willy Wonka has decided to allow five children to visit his fact... Read More |
| Chapter 6 | The day after the Golden Ticket contest is announced, a nine-year-old boy named Augustus Gloop finds a ticket. Augustus ... Read More |
| Chapter 7 | It's the next morning, and Charlie has just come into his grandparents' room with his annual birthday candy bar. His fam... Read More |
| Chapter 8 | When Mr. Bucket comes home from work on the night of Charlie's birthday, he brings news that the third and fourth Golden... Read More |
| Chapter 9 | When Charlie comes home from school the next day, Grandpa Joe is the only grandparent who's awake. He whispers to Charli... Read More |
| Chapter 10 | The weather turns cold, and after a big storm, the Bucket house is four feet deep in snow. The snow is followed by days ... Read More |
| Chapter 11 | Clutching his dollar bill, Charlie goes into the store and buys a Wonka's Whipple-Scrumptious Fudgemallow Delight. He wo... Read More |
| Chapter 12 | Charlie bursts through the front door, calling out his fantastic news. For 10 seconds, his mother and grandparents stare... Read More |
| Chapter 13 | Huge crowds have gathered in front of Wonka's factory to watch the Golden Ticket holders go in. Charlie and Grandpa Joe ... Read More |
| Chapter 14 | Mr. Wonka is standing just inside the gates. His appearance is extraordinary. He's wearing a top hat and sporting a gold... Read More |
| Chapter 15 | An amazing sight greets the visitors when Mr. Wonka opens the door to the Chocolate Room. They're looking down at a beau... Read More |
| Chapter 16 | Mr. Wonka explains he brought the Oompa-Loompas all the way from Loompaland, a terrible country inhabited by dangerous b... Read More |
| Chapter 17 | When Mr. Wonka realizes what Augustus is doing, he begs him to stop. Augustus pays no attention. He is now lying full-le... Read More |
| Chapter 18 | Mr. Wonka promises that Augustus will be all right. He urges the rest of the group to follow him to the next room, where... Read More |
| Chapter 19 | The sign on the red door reads "Inventing Room." Mr. Wonka explains it's the most important room in the whole factory. U... Read More |
| Chapter 20 | A gigantic machine stands in the center of the Inventing Room. When Mr. Wonka presses a few buttons, the machine rumbles... Read More |
| Chapter 21 | Mr. Wonka explains the little gray stick of gum is a three-course dinner. When this gum hits the market, "It will be the... Read More |
| Chapter 22 | Before anything else can go wrong, Mr. Wonka hurries everyone out of the Invention Room. Once more he's in a tremendous ... Read More |
| Chapter 23 | The top half of the door is made of glass, and everyone peers in to see the Square Candies That Look Round. They're whit... Read More |
| Chapter 24 | When the group reaches the Nut Room, Mr. Wonka suggests they peek through the glass panel of the door. But he warns them... Read More |
| Chapter 25 | "My feet are getting tired," whines Mike Teavee. "I want to watch television." In that case Mr. Wonka suggests, th... Read More |
| Chapter 26 | The Television Chocolate room is so bright that Mr. Wonka presses sunglasses on everyone. When his eyes have adjusted, C... Read More |
| Chapter 27 | It's not too hard to guess by the title what happens in this chapter. Mike is thrilled about the possibility that he, to... Read More |
| Chapter 28 | "How many children are there left now?" asks Mr. Wonka. He pretends to be surprised when Grandpa Joe tells him Charlie i... Read More |
| Chapter 29 | Mr. Wonka insists on lowering the elevator so they can see the other contestants and their parents. He points to a row o... Read More |
| Chapter 30 | As the glass elevator hovers over the town, Mr. Wonka comments that he loves his chocolate factory. Then he turns to Cha... Read More |
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