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Aviation pioneers of the 1930s flew by the seat of their pants. Donning leather helmets and fur-lined goggles, these adventurous men and women climbed into open cockpits and flew by feelings rather than by instruments. They looped, spun, hedge hopped, and landed in farm pastures. Max Knight began flying in 1936 at the age of ten. In his book, Spinning Through Clouds: Tales from an Early Hoosier Aviator, Knight relates the flying adventures he and others enjoyed in and around his father's airport near Lynn, Indiana. Suitable for young adult and adult readers, the book also explores stories of early state and national aviation history with characters such as Roscoe Turner and Amelia Earhart.
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Eric Torrese
reviewed Spinning Through Clouds: Tales of an Early Hoosier Aviator on August 01, 2015
Spinning Through Clouds: Tales of an Early Hoosier Aviator
What a fascinating read. A very personal glimps into America's Royals. So much privilege along side so much tragedy. I fell in love with JFK Jr. all over again.
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