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Girls can dream, too! by Betty Cavanna · Booklabria

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Girls can dream, too!

Teenage girlsAirplanes

Girls can dream, too!

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First published: 1948

Synopsis

Essay contest! First prize: Free flying lessons. Contest open to all qualified students 16 years or older. Rules available in principal's office.

All Avondale High School is agog at the announcement, especially Loretta Larkin. But when she makes it know she will be an entrant in the contest, Jeff Chandler is taken aback. What an unladylike thing to do! "And suppose I don't particularly want to be a lady?" counters Rette. "Will the sky fall in if I learn how to fly a plane?"

Subjects: Teenage girls
Airplanes
Piloting

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Publisher: Scholastic Books
Published: 1948
Pages: 250
Language: English

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