In Roald Dahl's "The BFG," the Big Friendly Giant reveals his love for reading and learning. He mentions how he has read a particular story hundreds of times, and even now, he continues to discover new words and improve his writing skills. His enthusiasm for the book illustrates his joy in the learning process and the delight he finds in stories.

Sophie, the protagonist, then takes curiosity in the book the giant is holding. Upon reading the title "Nicholas Nickleby," she learns that this beloved tale is humorously attributed to "Dahl's Chickens" by the BFG. This exchange highlights the charm of their friendship and the whimsical nature of the story, as well as the theme of companionship through shared experiences in reading.