Battle of Britain A Second World War Spitfire Pilot, 1939-1941
By Chris Priestley
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Synopsis
In 1939, Harry Woods, a young Spitfire pilot in the RAF, faces the perils of aerial combat during the Battle of Britain. After his friend Lenny is gravely injured in a dogfight, Harry's resolve is tested. When his own aircraft is struck, he finds himself plummeting towards the English Channel, confronting the stark realities of war and survival.
About the author
Chris Priestley is a talented British author and illustrator, best known for his spooky and thrilling stories for young readers. His popular 'Tales of Terror' series is loved by many children who enjoy a good scare. Chris uses his imagination to create mysterious adventures that make reading exciting and fun.
Pages
122 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2008
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