charlie and the great glass elevator took place in new york city.
charlie and the great glass elevator took place in new york city.
where does charlie and the great glass elevator take place?
new york city
the story picks up where the previous book left off, with charlie and family aboard the flying great glass elevator. the elevator accidentally goes into orbit, and mr. wonka docks them at the "space hotel usa". their interception of the hotel is mistaken by approaching astronauts and listeners on earth (including the president of the united states) as an act of space piracy and they are variously accused of being enemy agents, spies and aliens. shortly after their arrival, they discover that the hotel has been overrun by dangerous, shape-changing alien monsters known as the vermicious knids. the knids cannot resist showing off and reveal themselves by using the five hotel elevators (with one knid in each of them) and spell out the word "scram", giving the group time to evacuate, along with the surviving hotel staff. charlie suggests towing the shuttle back to earth, and in the process the knids are incinerated in earth's atmosphere. mr. wonka releases the shuttle, and the elevator crashes down through the roof of the chocolate factory.
charlie and the great glass elevator
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"charlie and the great glass elevator" is the sequel to "charlie and the chocolate factory", continuing the story of charlie bucket and willy wonka as they travel in the great glass elevator. "charlie and the great glass elevator" was first published in the united states by alfred a. knopf in 1972, and in the united kingdom by george allen & unwin in 1973.









































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section::::films.:first adaptation.:"willy wonka & the chocolate factory" (1971).
charlie and the chocolate factory (franchise)