Fantastical candy rooms from "summary" of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Colour Edition) by Roald Dahl
As the children walked through the factory with Mr. Willy Wonka, they couldn't believe their eyes when they entered the fantastical rooms made entirely of candy. The first room they entered was filled with lollipops growing out of the ground like flowers in a garden. The children's mouths watered as they looked at the delicious treats surrounding them. In the next room, the walls were made of creamy chocolate that the children could touch and taste. It was a chocolate lover's dream come true. The children eagerly licked the walls, savoring the sweet flavor that melted in their mouths. Mr. Wonka chuckled at their excitement, knowing how much they were enjoying themselves. But the most incredible room of all was the one filled with a chocolate river flowing through it. The river was made of pure, liquid chocolate that sparkled and shone in the light. The children gasped in amazement at the sight before them, wondering if it was all a dream. They dipped their hands into the river, scooping up the rich chocolate and licking it off their fingers with delight. As they continued their tour of the factory, the children couldn't believe the magic that surrounded them. Everywhere they looked, there were candies of all shapes, sizes, and flavors. It was a world unlike anything they had ever seen before, and they were grateful to Mr. Wonka for allowing them to experience it. The fantastical candy rooms would forever hold a special place in their hearts, a memory of a day filled with wonder and sweetness.
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