The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings By: Margaret Burnham
"The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings" by Margaret Burnham is an enchanting and empowering tale that takes readers on a thrilling airborne adventure. Set against a backdrop of early 20th-century aviation, this book effortlessly blends history with fiction, captivating both young and adult audiences alike. The story follows the daring exploits of Violet and Vera, two sisters who dream of becoming the first female aviators in a world dominated by men. In their pursuit of this dream, they face numerous obstacles and encounter unexpected allies. Burnham allows readers to witness their growth and determination, as they navigate their way through the challenges presented by society. One of the novel's greatest strengths lies in Burnham's vivid storytelling. The author's descriptive prose beautifully captures the exhilaration and freedom of flight. From the moment the engine roars to life, readers are transported into the cockpit alongside our young heroines. The sense of adventure and the thrill of soaring through the sky are palpable throughout, making it easy to become fully immersed in the story. Furthermore, Burnham's character development shines brightly in "The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings." Violet and Vera are strong-willed and resilient, defying societal norms and standing tall in the face of adversity. They epitomize the spirit of determination and the courage to chase one's dreams, serving as wonderful role models for young readers. Additionally, the author ensures that the historical context of early aviation is well-integrated into the plot. By incorporating details about pioneering aviators and their advancements, Burnham not only educates readers but also instills a sense of wonder and appreciation for the history of flight. While "The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings" excels in many aspects, a minor drawback lies in the predictability of certain plot elements. Some twists and turns are anticipated, and the resolution of certain conflicts feels a bit too convenient. However, these shortcomings do not detract significantly from the overall enjoyment of the story. In conclusion, Margaret Burnham's "The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings" is an enthralling novel that combines history, adventure, and inspiration. With its engaging storytelling, well-developed characters, and a fascinating glimpse into the world of early aviation, this book is a perfect choice for readers seeking both entertainment and empowerment. Whether you're a fan of aviation or simply yearn for a captivating tale, this novel will take you on a soaring journey through the skies. First Page: Scanned by Sean Pobuda (jpobuda@adelphia.net) No. 2 of a series. THE GIRL AVIATORS ON GOLDEN WINGS By Margaret Burnham CHAPTER I THE GREAT ALKALI "And so this is the great Nevada desert!" Peggy Prescott wrinkled her nose rather disdainfully as she gazed from the open window of the car out over the white, glittering expanse dotted here and there with gloomy looking clumps of sage brush through which they had been traveling for some little time past. "This is it," nodded her brother Roy; "what do you think of it, sis?" "Um er, I shall have to wait a while before I answer that," rejoined Peggy judicially. "Well, here's Jimsy; let's ask him," cried Roy, as a lad of his own age, accompanied by a slender, graceful girl, came down the aisle of the car and approached the section in which the two young Prescotts were sitting. "Jimsy Bancroft," demanded Roy, "we are now on the great Nevada desert, or on the edge of it. Does it meet with your approval?" "There's plenty of it anyhow," laughed Jimsy, "and really it's very much like what I expected it would be." "I feel like a regular cowgirl or a er well, what the newspapers call a typical Westerner already," said Jess Bancroft, Jimsy's sister. "Only typical Westerners don't protect their delicate complexions from dust with cold cream," laughed Peggy, holding up a finger reprovingly... Continue reading book >>

The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings By: Margaret Burnham

"The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings" by Margaret Burnham is an enchanting and empowering tale that takes readers on a thrilling airborne adventure. Set against a backdrop of early 20th-century aviation, this book effortlessly blends history with fiction, captivating both young and adult audiences alike.

The story follows the daring exploits of Violet and Vera, two sisters who dream of becoming the first female aviators in a world dominated by men. In their pursuit of this dream, they face numerous obstacles and encounter unexpected allies. Burnham allows readers to witness their growth and determination, as they navigate their way through the challenges presented by society.

One of the novel's greatest strengths lies in Burnham's vivid storytelling. The author's descriptive prose beautifully captures the exhilaration and freedom of flight. From the moment the engine roars to life, readers are transported into the cockpit alongside our young heroines. The sense of adventure and the thrill of soaring through the sky are palpable throughout, making it easy to become fully immersed in the story.

Furthermore, Burnham's character development shines brightly in "The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings." Violet and Vera are strong-willed and resilient, defying societal norms and standing tall in the face of adversity. They epitomize the spirit of determination and the courage to chase one's dreams, serving as wonderful role models for young readers.

Additionally, the author ensures that the historical context of early aviation is well-integrated into the plot. By incorporating details about pioneering aviators and their advancements, Burnham not only educates readers but also instills a sense of wonder and appreciation for the history of flight.

While "The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings" excels in many aspects, a minor drawback lies in the predictability of certain plot elements. Some twists and turns are anticipated, and the resolution of certain conflicts feels a bit too convenient. However, these shortcomings do not detract significantly from the overall enjoyment of the story.

In conclusion, Margaret Burnham's "The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings" is an enthralling novel that combines history, adventure, and inspiration. With its engaging storytelling, well-developed characters, and a fascinating glimpse into the world of early aviation, this book is a perfect choice for readers seeking both entertainment and empowerment. Whether you're a fan of aviation or simply yearn for a captivating tale, this novel will take you on a soaring journey through the skies.

First Page:

Scanned by Sean Pobuda (jpobuda@adelphia.net) No. 2 of a series.

THE GIRL AVIATORS ON GOLDEN WINGS

By Margaret Burnham

CHAPTER I

THE GREAT ALKALI

"And so this is the great Nevada desert!"

Peggy Prescott wrinkled her nose rather disdainfully as she gazed from the open window of the car out over the white, glittering expanse dotted here and there with gloomy looking clumps of sage brush through which they had been traveling for some little time past.

"This is it," nodded her brother Roy; "what do you think of it, sis?"

"Um er, I shall have to wait a while before I answer that," rejoined Peggy judicially.

"Well, here's Jimsy; let's ask him," cried Roy, as a lad of his own age, accompanied by a slender, graceful girl, came down the aisle of the car and approached the section in which the two young Prescotts were sitting.

"Jimsy Bancroft," demanded Roy, "we are now on the great Nevada desert, or on the edge of it. Does it meet with your approval?"

"There's plenty of it anyhow," laughed Jimsy, "and really it's very much like what I expected it would be."

"I feel like a regular cowgirl or a er well, what the newspapers call a typical Westerner already," said Jess Bancroft, Jimsy's sister.

"Only typical Westerners don't protect their delicate complexions from dust with cold cream," laughed Peggy, holding up a finger reprovingly... Continue reading book >>

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