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Binding: Softcover
Publisher: The New American Library, Inc.
Library Congress Catalog CardNumber: 71-182329
Pages: 222
Item Description: This book has some wear. There are some scuffs on the front cover. There are reading creases in the spine. There is some writing and a store stamp inside the front cover. There are black marker lines on the egdes of the pages: two on the fore edge and three on the top and bottom edge. Pen writing on front cover top corner.
"No two people could have been more dissimilar: Lindbergh, the idol of the day, a man of action and singular courage; Anne, shy, intellectual, unsure--and at first meeting quite put off.
From these letters and diaries that mirror the changing moods and emotions of a woman's early life, and that range from a schoolgirl's delight in a European junket to a college student's tremulous love for one of the great heroes of the age, Anne Morrow Lndbergh has created a remarkable picture of a person and a period."
Binding: Softcover
Publisher: The New American Library, Inc.
Library Congress Catalog CardNumber: 71-182329
Pages: 222
Item Description: This book has some wear. There are some scuffs on the front cover. There are reading creases in the spine. There is some writing and a store stamp inside the front cover. There are black marker lines on the egdes of the pages: two on the fore edge and three on the top and bottom edge. Pen writing on front cover top corner.
"No two people could have been more dissimilar: Lindbergh, the idol of the day, a man of action and singular courage; Anne, shy, intellectual, unsure--and at first meeting quite put off.
From these letters and diaries that mirror the changing moods and emotions of a woman's early life, and that range from a schoolgirl's delight in a European junket to a college student's tremulous love for one of the great heroes of the age, Anne Morrow Lndbergh has created a remarkable picture of a person and a period."
