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This post and the next one will feature
summer in the title, as we all come closer to kissing these lazy, hazy days
goodbye. This story is about a teenage girl growing up in the 1920's who wants to ditch the domestic arts and learn how to fly a plane. That's a pretty exciting premise, encompassing
girl-power within the
historical context, but this cover, eh, not so much. A static font, a stiff pose, and a drab composition would have me shelve this book, not savor it. The 1920's were
roaring, not boring!
1 comment:
It needs the subtitle, "Where the Wild Girls Are" to match the lametastic illustration. LOVED the links!!
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