In Roald Dahl's "Going Solo," Shankerbai is Roald Dahl's cook while he worked for the Shell Oil Company in Africa. She is described as a talented cook who prepared delicious Indian dishes for Dahl and his colleagues. Dahl speaks fondly of Shankerbai and credits her with teaching him about Indian cuisine and culture.
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"Going Solo" by Roald Dahl has approximately 208 pages.
Roald Dahl wrote two autobiographcal books about his life, "Boy" and "Going Solo."
As a continuation to Boy, there is no sequel.
"Going Solo" by Roald Dahl has sold over 1 million copies worldwide.
He wrote two autobiographies. They were called "Boy" and "Going Solo".
He wrote two autobiographies. They were called "Boy" and "Going Solo".
Roald Dahl enjoyed writing his tales in a small shed at the back of his garden. It is said he found this place peaceful, where he could express his true feelings, and really get stuck into his books. :)
Some characters in going soloe are: U.N. Savory Miss Trefusis Mdisho Robert Sanford (the snake man) Donald Macfarlane David coke Mary Welland Black-bearded man at Ramat David Roald Dahl
because when he was at war he wrote a story called going solo, and then he met a famouse writer which inspired him to write books
The book Roald Dahl wrote about his childhood is called "Boy: Tales of Childhood." It is an autobiographical book that details his early life growing up in Wales and attending boarding school.
Oh, dude, Roald was going to Africa in the book Going Solo because he was working for the Shell Oil Company. Like, he was going there to work and stuff, not just for a vacation. So, yeah, he was basically heading to Africa for a job, not for some wild adventure or anything.