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[Flying Ace: The Story of Amelia Earhart (DK Readers: Level 4)] [Author: Bull, Angela] [May, 2000]
Why we picked it
Vivid photographs and short chapters capture Earhart's record-setting flights and fearless personality, with maps tracing each route across oceans and continents.
Our review
Vivid photographs and short chapters capture Earhart’s record-setting flights and fearless personality. Maps trace each route, helping readers visualize distance and navigation challenges. Primary-source quotes let Amelia speak for herself, inspiring perseverance and curiosity. A strong choice for biography book-reports or Women’s History Month projects.
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About this book
From the product listing
A biography of Amelia Earhart, chronicling her life and achievements in aviation.
Resource details
- Resource type
- Book
- Age ranges
- Elementary, Middle School
- Careers
- Pilot
- Author
- Angela Bull
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