Stars: 5
Review by: Shapoppa
After reading
The Aviator's Wife and Gift from the Sea, I wanted to dig deeper into
the fascinating life and times of Anne Morrow Lindbergh. I'm glad I
chose to read The Aviator's Wife prior to the first
of Morrow-Lindbergh's five diaries because the diary might have been
less captivating in this day and age had Benjamin's book not been
written. Bring Me a Unicorn covers the period of her life from the late
teens through college age and the moment she meets
her future husband, American aviator Charles Lindbergh. The book offers a
peek into the world of high society and introduces you to a young woman
who not only lacks confidence, but is uncertain about her future until a
confident, heroic young aviator enters
her life and changes its course forever.
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