2.1K views · 74 reactions | There's been criticism of the British publisher of Roald Dahl's books after it altered some of the language so the stories could "continue to be enjoyed by all children today". Michelle Smith from Monash University says there's a balance between exposing kids to outdated ideas and educating children about what the world was like when the books were written. | ABC News | Facebook

There’s a growing debate about censorship, after some edits were made to 2022 editions of Roald Dahl’s books, including “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” That edition replaced the word “fat” with “enormous.” https://cbsn.ws/41iTJTS | CBS Mornings