Matilda. Dal R.

Matilda is a small and very smart girl. Very, very smart. She herself learned to read at three years and more than anything loves books. And not some kind of children's fairy tales, but Dickens, Hemingway, Stepybek and Kipling. But, unfortunately, this is not at all to her parents, two rather unpleasant personalities who would prefer that she watched, like them, stupid programs on TV. And at school, little Matilda is awaiting trouble, because the director of the institution hates children and brutally torments them. But fortunately, Matilda’s teacher is incredibly kind to her and attentive. In addition, Matilda suddenly discovers supernatural abilities... As in other stories of the famous Roald Dahl, in Matilda he makes fun of stupidity and limitation and allows his mind and justice to triumph over them. And makes both children and adults laugh. Smart, of course, adults.