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The year in which it was set (1959), embalming, taxidermy, witchcraft and a look at some famous poisoners!.

After Landlady text (pdf) has been read - or the Landlady Audio 1-4 (mp3) listened to - there are some activities in Landlady After reading (pdf) which look at some of the issues that can be explored from the story:.

This is an essential activity to do before the task of reading the story.

Landlady Pre-reading (pdf) examines who Billy and the landlady are and asks the students to speculate on what they might look like.

The material is divided into three sections: Pre-reading, After reading, and Word Work. You can also listen to the audio included in the attachments below. To download pdf files and audio, right click on the file and save to your computer. The editing process has been the result of a continuing trend for shorter kits. The materials in this BritLit Kit are available to download in the Attachments box below.

The kit, originally written in 2003, was updated in 20. The themes drawn from this story include poisoning, embalming and taxidermy as well as a look at witches. Where has he heard them before? Why aren't there any other guests? What actually happens is left very much up to the reader, but Roald Dahl, the master of this kind of story, gives us all the clues we need to concoct a grisly ending. Signing the guest book, two names disturb him. The house and the landlady seem friendly and welcoming, and he looks forward to staying there. He is inexplicably drawn to a house where the landlady seems to be expecting him. Billy Weaver, a young man visiting the City of Bath for the first time, is looking for accommodation.