I'm almost embarrassed to admit that I had no idea Dahl wrote an autobiographical book about his life during World War II. The story contains a fantastic combination of humor and breathless adventure, but every episode is absolutely true. The book opens when Dahl sets sail for Africa, where he was headed to work for Shell Company.
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Jessica:
I got mixed emotions one day because and hurted me, sort of betrayel.
(20 September 2016)
Jessica:
I need some opinions and answers.
(20 September 2016)
Robyn:
I did talk to him, he apologized for lying & claims he's no longer seeing that girl, we have literally been arguing about this for over a month, I guess I'm more upset about him lying seeing as I have always been honest with him.
(20 September 2016)
Wanda:
He made a little bit of money from playing in his band, and he seems content to live like that his entire life.
(20 September 2016)
Wanda:
At 15, he should start thinking about his future, but he isn't.
(20 September 2016)
Wanda:
My son was born with cars and cell phones and TVs in the land of opportunity, and yet he has no ambition.
(20 September 2016)
Wanda:
As a kid, I grew up poor in India, and I had to work hard to come here (The US), get a job and be where I am today.
(20 September 2016)
Wanda:
So, I'm very frustrated with my son right now.
(20 September 2016)
Allison:
How do I stroll through the woods?
(20 September 2016)
Libbie:
How to get someone to not sit with you at lunch in High School?
(20 September 2016)
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