About the Author
Roald Dahl
ISBN 9780141365558
Rs. 640
Puffin
Going Solo
Who it's for: fans of Roald Dahl and readers of his memoir 'Boy'
Embark on Roald Dahl's incredible true adventures as a young man, picking up where "Boy" left off. From the exotic landscapes of East Africa to the perilous skies of World War II as an RAF pilot, this memoir recounts the daring escapades and formative experiences that shaped one of the world's most beloved storytellers. Discover encounters with deadly creatures, the thrill of flight, and the pivotal moments that led Dahl to a life of writing.Why You Should Read? Experience Roald Dahl's real-life adventures in colonial East Africa. Gain insight into his experiences as a Royal Air Force pilot during WWII. Understand the origins of his unique storytelling talent. A captivating and true companion to Dahl's bestselling memoir, "Boy".
Highlights
- Continues the story from Dahl's memoir 'Boy'
- Covers his time in colonial East Africa
- Details his experiences as an RAF pilot in WWII
- Includes encounters with deadly creatures
- Reveals formative experiences that shaped his writing
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All by Roald Dahl →Questions about this book
Is this a sequel to 'Boy'?
Yes, 'Going Solo' picks up where Roald Dahl's earlier memoir 'Boy' left off, covering his young adult adventures.
What time period does the book cover?
It covers Dahl's time in East Africa and his service as an RAF pilot during World War II.
Are there any dangerous animals in the book?
Yes, Dahl recounts encounters with deadly creatures during his time in East Africa.
Does the book explain how Dahl became a writer?
It describes pivotal moments that led him to a life of writing, showing the origins of his storytelling talent.




