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  • A Girl Can Dream

    Betty Cavanna

    language (Muriwai Books, Feb. 27, 2018)
    EVERYONE IN HIGH SCHOOL WONDERED WHO WOULD WIN THE FREE FLYING LESSONS…‘Tomboy’ Loretta Larkin excels in sports, but privately envies her popular blonde high school classmate, Elsie Wynn. When the new local airport announces an essay contest with flying lessons as the tempting prize, Rette decides to enter—and wins! She finds that learning to solo can be a way to not-soloing the prom.Betty Cavanna writes of teenagers with sure understanding of their inner lives and the high school scene. A Girl Can Dream was a Junior Literary Guild Selection. Before writing it Miss Cavanna herself took flying lessons and learned about ‘stalls’ and ‘spins’ from a flying instructor not unlike Pat Creatore.
  • A Girl Can Dream

    Betty. Cavanna

    Hardcover (Westminster Press,, July 6, 1958)
    None
  • A Girl Can Dream

    Betty Cavanna

    Hardcover (Westminster John Knox Press, June 6, 1948)
    Vintage Young Adult Literature
  • a girl can dream

    Betty Cavanna

    Paperback (Scholastic, July 6, 1961)
    A teen novel from the 50s. A Girl Can Dream is set in 1948. Loretta (Rette) Larkin idolizes her older brother, Tony, who flew for the 82nd Airborne. Meanwhile, some farmland has been converted to a new airport, and the owner of the airport shows up at the high school and announces an essay contest, with the prize to be 10 free flying lessons. There's some question as to whether girls should enter at all, but in the end Lorette (Rette) Larkin and popular girl Elise Wynn, do, and Rette wins.
  • A Girl Can Dream

    Betty Cavanna

    Paperback (Scholastic, Jan. 6, 1978)
    A teen novel from the 50s. A Girl Can Dream is set in 1948. Loretta (Rette) Larkin idolizes her older brother, Tony, who flew for the 82nd Airborne. Meanwhile, some farmland has been converted to a new airport, and the owner of the airport shows up at the high school and announces an essay contest, with the prize to be 10 free flying lessons. There's some question as to whether girls should enter at all, but in the end Lorette (Rette) Larkin and popular girl Elise Wynn, do, and Rette wins.
  • A Girl Can Dream

    Betty Cavanna

    Paperback (Teen Age Book Club, July 6, 1957)
    Vintage paperback
  • A Girl Can Dream

    Betty Cavanna

    Paperback (A Tab Book, July 6, 1959)
    None