The Big Jump: Lindbergh and the Great Atlantic Air Race Savannah Quartet One Stupid Thing captures the

One Stupid Thing captures the nuances of power and self-doubt that shape the lives of today’s text-obsessed youth

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The Big Jump: Lindbergh and the Great Atlantic Air Race Savannah Quartet One Stupid Thing captures theThe trans Atlantic air race of 1927 and the flight that made Charles Lindbergh a hero The race to make the first nonstop flight between the New York and Paris attracted some of the most famous and seasoned aviators of the day, yet it was the young and lesser known Charles Lindbergh who won the $25,000 Orteig Prize in 1927 for his history making solo flight in the Spirit of St. Louis. Drawing on many previously overlooked sources, Bak offers a fresh