Amelia Earhart : pioneering aviator and force for women's rights by Dakers, Diane, author instant download

Amelia Earhart : pioneering aviator and force for women's rights by Dakers, Diane, author instant download

112 pages ; 25 cm, \"As a girl, Amelia Earhart aspired to a future that would take her beyond the family and medical problems of her younger years, as well as the restrictions imposed on her because she was female. Widely celebrated for her long-distance flights, she also set records for altitude and speed, and helped develop passenger airline service. As a writer and magazine editor, Earhart also further advanced the cause of flight and of women in aviation. Her disappearance during a daring around-the-world flight in 1937 has been a source of intrigue for nearly 80 years. Earhart's life and career has provided inspiration to generations of young people, particularly those whose paths have been beset with obstacles and barriers\"--, Ages 11-14+, Grades 7-8, Includes bibliographical references (pages 108-109) and index, International aviator -- Head in the clouds -- Eye on the sky -- Flying to fame -- Queen of the air -- The final flight -- Loss and legend