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The
Final Hours:
Amelia Earhart's Last Flight
In the 1930s, Amelia
Earhart was one of the most famous women in the world, and then
suddenly she was gone, having disappeared over the South Pacific.
The remarkable aviator, the first woman to fly nonstop across
the Atlantic, had embarked on a hugely ambitious journey, a flight
around the world at the Equator.
This documentary
follows a team who restored a Lockheed airplane similar to Earhart's
and flew it on the same route.... This production makes it clear
just how difficult Earhart's last journey truly was, and details
about her trouble-plagued voyage naturally give rise to speculation
about where and how she and her navigator disappeared.
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Twenty
Hours Forty Minutes
By Amelia Earhart
Amelia
Earhart's own record of her famous flight over the Atlantic.
Many Photographs.
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The
Sound of Wings:
The Life of Amelia Earhart
by Mary S. Lovell
This definitive
biography of aviation legend Amelia Earhart delivers a brilliantly
researched report on Earhart's life--from her tomboy childhood
and early fascination with flying, her peculiar business/matrimonial
relationship with publisher G.P. Putnam, to her consuming quest
for aviation fame.
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Amelia
Earhart: A Biography
by Doris L. Rich
Rich's
portrait reveals a determined, independent woman, brave
enough "to go where no one had gone and to do what
no one had done" . . . [and] illuminates the public
and private life of a legendary flier, bringing her back
to earth as a courageous woman who dreamed and dared all.
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I
Was Amelia Earhart: A Novel
by Jane Mendelsohn
In
an evocative and imaginative novel, Amelia Earhart tells
us what happened after she and her navigator, Fred Noonan,
disappeared off the coast of New Guinea one windy day
in 1937.
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Still
Missing:
Amelia Earhart and the
Search for Modern Feminism
by Susan Ware
A
well-argued case that gives feminist substance to Amelia
Earhart's firm place in the national pantheon. Ware contends
that, in her roles as aviator, teacher, author, wife, and
media personality, Earhart personified the ill-defined feminism
of the 1920's and 30's.
Ware places it firmly in the context of the era, when the
organized struggle for women's equality had given way to
what she calls ``liberal feminism,'' the celebration of
individual achievement.
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Last
Flight
by Amelia Earhart, George Putnam
Earhart's
account of her ill-fated last flight around the world, begun
in 1937, remains one of the most moving and absorbing adventure
stories of all time. Compiled here are dispatches, letters,
diary entries and charts she sent to her husband at each stage
of her trip.
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& Used from $.99
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The
Fun of It
Random Records of My Own Flying
and of Women in Aviation
by Amelia Earhart
The
first woman to solo across the Atlantic recalls her youth,
early encounters with flying, career as a pilot, and feminine
pioneers in aviation.
"Her pages are full of the experiences, the information,
the little things and the big things the public likes to
know about." - NY Times
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& Used from $3.75
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East
to the Dawn:
The Life of Amelia Earhart
by Susan Butler
This
expansive biography unearths new material on Earhart, including
a diary from Earhart's cousin Lucy Challiss, an unpublished
biography by journalist Janet Mabie, and letters sent to
a woman friend by Noonan...Rich with detail, "East
to the Dawn" is an important book...certainly the most
comprehensive Earhart biography in recent years. It stirs
Earhart, who would have turned 100 this year, from the mists
of myth, and finds the flesh-and-blood humanity within the
alabaster icon.
The Boston Globe, Renee Graham
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Amelia
Earhart:
The Mystery Solved
by Elgen M. Long, Marie K. Long
For
more than sixty years people have wondered what happened to
Amelia Earhart. Here at last is the answer.
In 1937, Amelia Earhart disappeared into the Pacific Ocean
only days from completing her famous around-the-world flight.
Her plane was never found. Now, with the recent discovery
of long-lost radio messages, combined with authors Elgen M.
Long and Marie K. Long's twenty-five years of research, the
mystery surrounding Earhart has been solved.
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(Amazon)............$11.20
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Sky
Pioneer: A Photobiography of Amelia Earhart
by Corrine Szabo, Linda Finch
Instead
of the usual obsession with Earhart's disappearance, this
gloriously upbeat biography celebrates her drive and skill
and daring as a record-breaking pilot at a time when women
were expected to stay home. The spaciously designed large-size
book, with big type, 60 duotone photos, and long, informative
captions, is great for group sharing and personal browsing.
Best of all are the italicized quotes throughout from Earhart's
own writings, which express her determination and her spirit
of adventure.
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to order (Amazon)...........New&Used
from $5.99
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A
Picture Book of
Amelia Earhart
by David A. Adler,
Jeff Fisher (Illustrator)
Adler
(A Picture Book of Jackie Robinson, 1994, etc.) draws
even young onlookers into the life of Earhart, whose Kansas
childhood included firing a .22 rifle at barn rats and
fashioning a roller coaster from fence rails and roller
skates. Her social work, medical research, and study of
engine repair................ .....
..From Kirkus Reviews
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Amelia
and Eleanor
Go for a Ride
Based
on a True Story
by Pam Munoz Ryan, Brian Selznick (Illustrator)
On
a clear April evening in 1933, two outspoken and strong-minded
friends slipped away from a formal dinner party to have
a little unconventional fun. What made this event remarkable
was that the two were Amelia Earhart and Eleanor Roosevelt....
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Mysterious
Journey:
Amelia Earhart's Last Flight
(Odyssey (Smithsonian Institution)
by Martha Wickham, David Lund
While
visiting the Amelia Earhart exhibit at the National Air
and Space Museum, Lucy travels back in time and becomes
the famous pilot in the cockpit of her last flight.
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(Amazon)............$7.95
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Lost
Star:
The Story of Amelia Earhart
by Patricia Lauber
A
fascinating look at the life of a remarkable woman and
the unsolved mystery surrounding her disappearance during
her attempt to fly around the world in 1937. Photographs.
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(Amazon)............$12.40
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Amelia
Earhart
An American Women of Achievement
Book
Amelia
Earhart piloted a small plane across the Atlantic Ocean
in 1932. She was the first woman to make the dangerous flight
alone. Breaking one record after another; she soon became
the most famous female flyer in the world.
The
mystery of Earhart's disappearance has intrigued the world
for half a century. Even more enduring is the story of her
life.
$9.95
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