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Heather Bolton is riveting in this fictional account of New Zealand’s intrepid aviator Jean Batten in the 1930s. Bolton depicts Batten’s bravery during her flights in death-defying conditions, convincingly relating Batten’s psychological and physical struggles as she flew alone using primitive navigating tools.
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