Danny, The Champion of the World

The book follows Danny, a nine-year-old boy who lives with his father in a caravan behind their gas station and garage.

After his mother's death, Danny's father takes on both parental roles and teaches Danny various skills.

When Danny discovers his father's secret habit of poaching pheasants, they plan a clever scheme to capture and humiliate Mr. Hazell, a wealthy landowner who hosts extravagant hunting parties.

The story highlights themes of good parenting, courage, loyalty, and class politics, all characteristic of Roald Dahl's storytelling style.