Going SoloIn Going Solo, the world's favourite storyteller, Roald Dahl, tells of life as a fighter pilot in Africa. |
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LibraryThing Review
User Review - SarahGraceGrzy - LibraryThing3.5 stars. First off, I am once again shocked that this is considered juvenile fiction. I could see this being for the older range of juvenile fiction (15-18), but I would NOT give this to my little ... Read full review
LibraryThing Review
User Review - themulhern - LibraryThingA sequel to Dahl's "Boy". Something of the same tone, but far grimmer, since it is set before and during WWII. Not entirely true, by any means, just like "Boy", but quite as interesting. Dahl was a photography enthusiast, and the book is illustrated with his own photographs. Read full review
Contents
The Voyage | |
Dar es Salaam | |
The Green Mamba | |
Mdisho of the Mwanumwezi | |
Survival | |
First Encounter with a Bandit | |
The Ammunition Ship | |
The Argos Fiasco | |
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