Roald Dahl, the British author, wrote an influential memoir titled Boy: Tales of Childhood, which details his experiences in a boarding school. Dahl reflects on his formative years, sharing anecdotes of mischief, pranks, and the introduction of literature into his life. Through these narratives, he provides insight into the emotional and social challenges faced during his youth, laying the groundwork for his creative storytelling skills. Dahl's memoir reveals the interplay between his childhood experiences and his later success as a beloved children's author.