Description
Going Solo - Roald Dahl
Going Solo by Roald Dahl is the action-packed second part of the author's autobiography, continuing the story begun in Boy.
As a young man, Dahl leaves Britain for East Africa, where his work and travels lead to encounters with extraordinary people, wildlife and unexpected dangers. With the outbreak of the Second World War, his life changes dramatically when he joins the Royal Air Force and becomes a fighter pilot.
From adventures in Africa to dangerous wartime missions in the air, Dahl recounts his experiences with the humour, energy and storytelling style that made his fiction famous.
Exciting, funny and based on real events, Going Solo is ideal for young readers interested in adventure, history, aviation and the remarkable life of Roald Dahl.
Why You'll Love It
- Second part of Roald Dahl's autobiography
- Continues the story begun in Boy
- True stories from Dahl's life
- Adventures in East Africa
- Experiences as an RAF fighter pilot
- Set partly during the Second World War
- Illustrated by Quentin Blake
- Funny, exciting and accessible
- Ideal for readers around ages 9–12
- Great for fans who want to discover the real life behind Roald Dahl's stories

