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Jaime Alberto jaimeaarenas — My students are reading it now and they are really engaged in it. Typical sex/violence/"the man" stuff that young people love.

Alex Becerra alexecc1 — Mr Hoppy is an extremely shy old man who lives alone in his apartment. For years he has been secretly in love with his neighbour Mrs Silver. Mrs Silver, however, is head over heels in love with Alfie - her pet Tortoise. Mr Hoppy often leans over his balcony and talks to Mrs Silver but is far too shy to profess his true feelings. One day when Mr Hoppy and Mrs Silver were talking Mrs Silver told Mr Hoppy how she so wished that Alfie would grow a little faster. When Mr Hoppy realises how much Mrs Silver would love if Alfie grew something clicks with him and he comes up with a master plan. He claims that he can make tortoises grow bigger using a ‘magic spell’. This magic spell is nothing more than words spelt backwards such as Esio Trot (tortoise). Mr Hoppy tell Mrs Silver that this will only work if she hold Alfie up to her face and whisper the magic spell to him three times a day – morning, noon and night! Having convinced Mrs Silver to try this spell Mr Hoppy has a lot of work to do. He gets the telephone book and writes down the address of every pet-shop in the city. Mr Hoppy buys many tortoises of various sizes, none of which weight less than 13 ounces. He then goes to his old work place and constructs a special claw. With the help of this claw Mr Hoppy can reach down to Mrs Silver’s balcony and grab the tortoise and replace with a tortoise which is just slightly larger. As the size difference is slight Mrs Silver doesn’t notice that is until Alfie can no longer fit into his house. Mr Hoppy feeling very brave asks if he could pop down to Mrs Silver’s to hold Alfie. Mrs Silver begins to talk about enlarging the door of Alfie’s house. Mr Hoppy insists she is not to do that. He again comes up with a magic spell to make Alfie get slightly smaller – Esio Trot, Esio Trot, teg a tib rellams. The next day while Mrs Silver is at work Mr Hoppy with the help of the claw replaces Alfie with a slightly smaller tortoise. That evening Mr Hoppy hears Mrs Silver shout ‘just look at this!’ Again Mr Hoppy runs down to Mrs Silver’s apartment to see the wonders he has worked on Mrs Silver’s darling Alfie. Mr Hoppy finally gains enough courage and proposes to Mrs Silver – Mrs Silver accepts having expected he would propose for some time. The next afternoon Mr Hoppy returns all the tortoises to the pet shop and removes all traces of them from his apartment. The very last page in the book we learn of the faith of the original Alfie – he was bought by a girl called Roberta. Roberta has grown up and is married and has two children. She still has Alfie and he is a much-loved family pet. Roberta reckons that Alfie must be at least thirty years old now and he is finally twice the size he was when Mrs Silver had him. This book seems to have gotten a few bad reviews – This was yet another great Roald Dahl book – funny and witty. I couldn’t help but giggle while reading it. I can just imagine children being completely intrigued by this book.