Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (book)

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was a novel whose plot involved the protagonist getting a winning card and gaining entrance to something when he least expected it. Both Rose Tyler and the Ninth Doctor thought this was similar to the Percy the Porcupine promotion — every time someone bought something downtown, they got a scratchcard. If they got the right number, they could collect their prize. When Rose took her chances, she thought of Charlie: "When you're waiting, hoping, desperate to win, you never do. But then, out of the blue, you get another chance. And that's the one. That's how it works." (PROSE: Winner Takes All ^[+]Loading...["Winner Takes All (novel)"])

The book was in the Plume Coteries' Library, where its title was transformed by [[the most canon man]], making it Charlie and the Noodle Factory. After this transformation, its author was still listed as Roald Dahl. (PROSE: How to Appear Noodles in Several Uneasy Lessons ^[+]Loading...["How to Appear Noodles in Several Uneasy Lessons (short story)"])

Behind the scenes

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was written by Roald Dahl.