Roald Dahl, the world-famous children's author, was born in Cardiff in 1916. His best-selling books have sold over 250 million copies worldwide, including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, and The BFG. Dahl lived in a Tudor home across the street from Llandaff Cathedral School, where he read his stories to the students.
Related Facts
Did you Know, You can Pass across the world's longest glass bottom bridge.
Some of the rosehips are full of vitamin C.
Instead of Eskimo, Inuit want to be referred to as Inuk or Inuit.
"The addition of minerals to glass alters its color."
ARE CATARACTS POSSIBLE TO REVERSE?
In Samoa, it’s illegal to forget your wife’s birthday
Is Butterscotch Safe for Dogs?
Vision Boards Increase Self-Confidence
San Marino is made up of nine municipalities.
Prebiotics are better
Soap has progressed from a simple cleanser to a drab daytime drama.
Did you Know? People have been imagining multiverses since ancient times.
Did you Know? Athena Hated Medusa
The Effects of Secondhand Smoke on Your Skin
A Lower Risk of Some Cancers Is Associated With Adequate Vitamin D Intake
AN ANCIENT GREEK TRADITION IS TO PLACE CANDLES ON CAKES.
The International Space Station still makes use of conventional toilet paper.
Science has shown that people are happiest in the summer.
The marine lamprey is thought to have originated in the Atlantic rather than the Great Lakes.
The number of fairyflies in the world is how many?
"World leaders are often Scorpios."
As we age, our asthma changes.
Greeks once resided there.
Do all PCOS patients need to be treated?
If someone told you that the FBI deemed your sign "dangerous," don't believe them.