Roald Dahl's extraordinary life before he became the world's favourite storyteller—flying with the RAF in wartime Africa and the Mediterranean, surviving crashes, spies, and unimaginable danger. This is the follow-up to Boy, and it's every bit as thrilling as his fiction. Dahl's signature wit and eye for absurdity transform real-life adventure into something utterly unputdownable. Perfect for anyone who loves memoirs with edge, aviation history buffs, or Dahl devotees hungry for the wild stories behind the author.
