Great Glass Elevator from "summary" of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Colour Edition) by Roald Dahl
The Great Glass Elevator was an extraordinary contraption that could travel not just up and down, but also sideways, slantways, and any other way you could think of. It was made entirely of shining glass, with a door in the side and a big round button in the middle that you pressed to make it go. Once inside, you could see everything outside as if you were floating in mid-air. The elevator was not like any ordinary lift that you might find in a building. It had the ability to soar through the sky like a rocket, zooming up into the clouds and swooping down again in a dizzying display of speed and agility. It could even fly to places far beyond the reaches of the Earth, taking its passengers on fantastic journeys to the moon and beyond. Charlie Bucket and his family were lucky enough to experience the wonders of the Great Glass Elevator when Willy Wonka invited them to accompany him on a trip to his chocolate factory. As they boarded the elevator and pressed the button, they were whisked away on a thrilling adventure that took them to places they had never imagined. The elevator was not just a means of transportation, but a magical vehicle that could do the impossible. It could shrink down to the size of a marble or expand to the size of a giant, allowing its passengers to explore the most fantastical worlds and meet the most extraordinary creatures. With the Great Glass Elevator, anything was possible. Its glass walls provided a window to the wonders of the world, allowing its passengers to see things they had never dreamed of. It was a symbol of the limitless imagination and boundless creativity of Willy Wonka, who used it to show Charlie and his family the true magic of his chocolate factory.
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