Flight, its first seventy-five years

An anthology of prose and poetry for young adults selected from such authors as Agatha Christie, Robert Browning, Herman Melville, and Charles Dickens. Includes capsule biographies of the authors.

Just read it stahigrt through. Too embarrassed to link to any of my own sites. Heh.From the first read, my estimation is I could extract a good, detailed blog post from each full page, 30 to 40 articles for sure. Part of my audience is marketers in Blogistan, and they need this material desperately, explained in a way they can understand.Nice reference to Katamari and Mars. I noted a few others, but those stand out. From the perspective of curated content, the book is worth the purchase price just for the reference list. Probably just for the Acknowledgements, as I now have a point of entry: who I need to Google up.Thanks!

A biography of Charles Lindbergh from boyhood through the famed flight that immortalized him as the man who rode the wind to Paris.

Amelia Earhart recounts the June 1928 transatlantic flight which made her the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air.