Roald Dahl (Welsh descent)

Roald Dahl was a British novelist and storyteller of Welsh descent, renowned for his imaginative and often darkly humorous children's books. Born in Wales in 1916, he crafted beloved stories such as "Matilda," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," and "The BFG," characterized by their inventive plots and memorable characters. Dahl's writing combines whimsical fantasy with a touch of mischief, appealing to young readers while often delivering subtle moral lessons. His Welsh heritage influenced some of his work and life, contributing to his unique voice in children's literature. Dahl remains one of the most celebrated authors in the English-speaking world.