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The Similarities Between 'Charlie And The Chocolate Factory'
The book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory's, have similarity and differences. In the book one of the comparisons about Willy Wonka is in both movie and book Willy Wonka has a cane. Then, one of the differences in the book is, Willy Wonka has a different colored coat. The color was gray, in the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was wearing a brown colored coat almost like a brown dog. There was a boy named Charlie and one of his similarity was, he won the golden ticket and he was the last person to find it. One of the differences is, in the movie he finds a nickel in the gutter and he gets the chocolate bar.In the book he finds the nickel in the snow and he gets the chocolate bar. The ticket winner, one of the similarities is all

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