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Discover the incredible journey of Roald Dahl in 'Going Solo: Popular Penguins'. This captivating memoir, a continuation of his earlier work 'Boy', shares Dahl's adventures as a young man navigating life in Africa and his thrilling exploits as an RAF fighter pilot during World War II. Experience the blend of magic and realism found in Dahl's storytelling as he recounts how he got his first job in Africa and the harrowing moments when he was shot down in the Libyan desert. This A-format paperback from Penguin UK, published in 2008, spans 228 pages of engaging narrative. Perfect for fans of memoirs, historical tales, and those who appreciate autobiographies filled with adventure and wit. Whether you're new to Dahl's work or a lifelong fan, this edition offers a unique glimpse into the experiences that shaped the beloved children's author. Don't miss this chance to explore the iconic stories of one of the greatest storytellers of our time.