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reach for the sky
Book • 1941
Paul Brickhill's 'Reach for the Sky' is the biography of Douglas Bader, a British Royal Air Force flying ace of World War II. The book chronicles Bader's life from his early years, through the accident that cost him both legs, to his remarkable flying career during the war.
Despite his disability, Bader fought tirelessly to be allowed to fly again and became a successful and inspiring leader.
The biography highlights his determination, courage, and the impact he had on those around him.
It portrays his unyielding spirit and his significant contributions to the Allied war effort.
Despite his disability, Bader fought tirelessly to be allowed to fly again and became a successful and inspiring leader.
The biography highlights his determination, courage, and the impact he had on those around him.
It portrays his unyielding spirit and his significant contributions to the Allied war effort.
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as his favorite film about world war, focusing on Douglas Bader's resilience and societal mobilization.

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as one of the books he read as a child about World War II heroes.

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, after being related to by Play Against Him, regarding Douglas Bader, a WWII Spitfire pilot who lost both legs.

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, who found a footnote in it hilarious while reading.


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