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Publishers Weekly<\/em> has a very early review of Amelia Earhart: This Broad Ocean<\/em> in today’s children’s book review section:<\/p>\n Rather than rushing past the highlights of Earhart’s career, this quietly moving book approaches her life through the admiring curiosity of a girl who also aspires to escape traditional boundaries. Young Grace has grown up in Trepassey, Newfoundland, the nearest point in North America from which a plane can take off to fly to Europe; it’s also a seacoast community familiar with shipwrecks and other evidence of how coldly indifferent nature can be. In June of 1928, tweener Grace, the dubious townspeople and a mob of impatient newsmen wait for Earhart to finally get her plane in the air for a transatlantic flight… [ more… <\/a>] Publishers Weekly has a very early review of Amelia Earhart: This Broad Ocean in today’s children’s book review section: Rather than rushing past the highlights of Earhart’s career, this quietly moving book approaches her life through the admiring curiosity of a girl who also aspires to escape traditional boundaries. Young Grace has grown up in … <\/p>\n
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