I think that change improved the book and likely saved it from a poor reputation. Originally he wrote that they were an "African tribe", but it was changed to them being from Umpa Lumpa Land. Back in the 1960s when Charlie and the Chocolate Factory came out, the publishers insisted that Dahl change the description of the Umpa Lumpas. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Recently there has been controversy over Roald Dahl books being modified, but it's actually not the first time it happened.
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