newsWelcome to Yet Another Biggles Site (YABS)
Yet Another Biggles Site (YABS to its friends) is one of many sites for James Bigglesworth, the intrepid pilot hero of Capt W.E. Johns.
YABS' aims are:
- to allow readers to review, rate, and thus rank, all the Biggles adventures
- to provide a complete reference for all characters and craft mentioned in those adventures
- to provide an accessible and modifiable bibliography
As a result, this is most definitely a reader's site. And that's because I'm sure, like me, most of us are readers first, collectors second.
review top 10
| Biggles and Co |  |   (9) |
| Sergeant Bigglesworth CID |  | (9) |
| The Camels are Coming |  | (9) |
| The Black Peril |  |  (8.9) |
| Biggles Secret Agent |  | (8.8) |
| Biggles Flies East |  |  (8.7) |
| Biggles Foreign Legionnaire |  | (8.7) |
| Biggles Takes Charge |  | (8.6) |
| Biggles of the Camel Squadron |  | (8.6) |
| Biggles Pioneer Air Fighter |  | (8.6) |
reviewer top 10
random review
From Von Stalhien (Jan 2010):
I love this book for you have no idea basically who it is until the end. I love the introduction to Von Stalhien. I do not get the ending though because Von Stahien was meant to be dead!
Can you guess what title is being described?
recent site news
Ace of Aces
Taken a while (thank you eBay saved searches) but finally got hold of Ace of Aces, the WW1 flying game that uses picture books to really put you in the cockpit as the foe flies circles around you.
And wonders of wonders, after years of drought, the same chap put three versions up for sale and I luckily got them all. Sweet.
Big Box of Biggles
How sad is it that I'm seriously contemplating buying the Big Box of Biggles, just for the box. I already have all the books that are delivered in the box!
What happened to Ginger?
Just editing a text version of Biggles Sweeps the Desert to produce an ePUB. And one of the chapters is titled "What happened to Ginger?".
That's such a classic chapter title I wonder how many other books have exactly the same at some point? I reckon half of them!
Bonus points if you recognise which book the Ginger illustration comes from.