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Amelia Earhart: Aviation Pioneer
Cynthia Klingel
language (Spirit of America, Jan. 1, 2014)Introduces the life, accomplishments, and mysterious disappearance of female aviation pioneer, Amelia Earhardt.
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Amelia Earhart: Aviation Pioneer
Grace Hansen
Library Binding (Abdo Kids, Jan. 1, 2016)Presents the life of the famous pilot, including her historic flight across the Atlantic Ocean and her disappearance.
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Amelia Earhart: Aviation Pioneer
Roxane Chadwick
Library Binding (Lerner Pub Group, May 1, 1987)Traces the life of the pilot who became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
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Amelia Earhart: Aviation Pioneer
Roxane Chadwick
Paperback (Lerner Pub Group, June 1, 1987)Traces the life of the pilot who became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
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Amelia Earhart: Aviation Pioneer
Daniel E Harmon
Paperback (Rosen Education Service, Jan. 15, 2018)"Amelia Earhart was queen of the skies at a time when airplanes dazzled the imagination. She was adventurous and daring. Earhart became the first woman pilot to cross the Atlantic Ocean, and she did it solo. She flew across the United States and returned, alone. She soloed halfway across the Pacific. She set many flying records but none of that satisfied Earhart. In May 1937, she and her navigator took off from California on her final, epic flight. Their destination: around the world"--
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Amelia Earhart: Aviation Pioneer
Cynthia Klingel
Library Binding (Child's World, Aug. 1, 2003)Introduces the life, accomplishments, and mysterious disappearance of female aviation pioneer, Amelia Earhardt.
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Amelia Earhart: pioneer of aviation
Julian May
Paperback (Creative Educational Society, March 15, 1973)A brief biography of "Lady Lindy"--the first woman to fly the Atlantic as well as the first female to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Amelia Earhart: Aviation Pioneer
Daniel E Harmon
Library Binding (Britannica Educational Pub, Jan. 15, 2018)"Amelia Earhart was queen of the skies at a time when airplanes dazzled the imagination. She was adventurous and daring. Earhart became the first woman pilot to cross the Atlantic Ocean, and she did it solo. She flew across the United States and returned, alone. She soloed halfway across the Pacific. She set many flying records but none of that satisfied Earhart. In May 1937, she and her navigator took off from California on her final, epic flight. Their destination: around the world"--
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