Battle Of Britain Harry Woods, England, 1939-1941

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In 1939, Harry Woods fulfils his dream of flying by joining the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. As the Second World War erupts, he becomes a Spitfire pilot, facing intense dogfights against the Luftwaffe. When his friend Lenny is injured, Harry's resolve is tested. After his own plane is hit over the English Channel, Harry's survival instincts are pushed to the limit. This gripping account offers a vivid portrayal of the Battle of Britain, complete with historical notes and a timeline of events.

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.