High, Wide, and Frightened - Thaden, Louise
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"The Golden Era of Aviation was a time of great adventure and personal sacrifice for flyers--particularly women flyers. Louise Thaden was, by far, the most skilled and accomplished aviatrix of that era. In her book, "High, Wide, and Frightened, Louise gives us a firsthand account of the life that she and other women pilots pursued in their quest for the thrill and romance of flight."

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"The Golden Era of Aviation was a time of great adventure and personal sacrifice for flyers--particularly women flyers. Louise Thaden was, by far, the most skilled and accomplished aviatrix of that era. In her book, "High, Wide, and Frightened, Louise gives us a firsthand account of the life that she and other women pilots pursued in their quest for the thrill and romance of flight."
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Born in 1905 and raised in Arkansas, Louise Thaden attended the University of Arkansas from 1921 to 1925 before moving to California, where she earned her pilot's certificate in 1927. Within the year, she had broken the women's world record for altitude and endurance. In 1929 she won the first Women's Air Derby, a transcontinental race. Over the next several years, Thaden continued to set records and win awards until 1938 when she retired to spend more time with her family and write these memoirs.