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Love from boy

Roald Dahl's Letters to his Mother
ID 346454
Slug love-from-boy
Contributors
Author : Donald Sturrock
Annotation
Description <p>For most of his life, Roald Dahl wrote weekly letters to his mother, Sofie Magdalene, chronicling his adventures, frustrations and opinions, from the delights of childhood to the excitements of flying as a World War II fighter pilot and the thrill of meeting top politicians and movie stars during his time as a diplomat and spy in Washinton. And, unbeknown to Roald, his mother lovingly kept every single one of them. <br /> <br /> Sofie was, in many ways, Roald's first reader. It was she who encouraged him to tell stories and nourished his desire to fabricate, exaggerate and entertain. Littered with jokes and madcap observations - sometimes serious, sometimes tender, and ofter ourageous - reading these letters is to witness Roald Dahl turning from a boy to a man, and finally becoming a writer.</p>
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Subjects
320 Literaire non-fictie algemeen NUR
NSTC
Publisher John Murray
Imprint
Language eng
Page count 336
Duration
Publication date first 2016-02-11
Publication date latest 2017-03-02
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Editions
  • ISBN: 9781444786286 (BC)

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