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James Herman Banning always dreamed of touching the sky. But how could a farm boy from Oklahoma find a plane? And how would he learn to fly it? None of the other pilots looked like him.
In a journey that would span 3,300 miles, take twenty-one days, and inspire a nation, James Herman Banning proved that you can't put barriers on dreams. Louisa Jaggar incorporates over seven years of research, including Banning's own writings and an interview with the aviator's great-nephew. She teams up with co-writer Shari Becker and award-winning illustrator Floyd Cooper to capture Banning's historic flight across the United States.
| Brand | Penguin Random House |
|---|---|
| UPC | 9781984847621 |
| SKU | CHBK101339 |
