Amelia Earhart Books

Last Flight
Last Flight

By Amelia Earhart

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Twenty Hours Forty Minutes Flight its first seventy five years
Last Flight
Last Flight

By Amelia Earhart

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The Fun Of It
The Fun Of It

By Amelia Earhart

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Last Flight
Last Flight

By Amelia Earhart

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20 Hours 40 Min
20 Hours 40 Min

By Amelia Earhart

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The Fun of It
The Fun of It

By Amelia Earhart

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Letters from Amelia, 1901-1937
Letters from Amelia, 1901-1937

By Amelia Earhart

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Contains letters sent by Amelia Earhart to her mother, with commentary by the editor.

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The Fun of It
The Fun of It

By Amelia Earhart

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The fun of it
The fun of it

By Amelia Earhart

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The first woman to solo across the Atlantic recalls her youth, early encounters with flying, career as a pilot, and feminine pioneers in aviation.

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