Books Tell You Why, Inc.

A first Edition/First Printing with bumped corners, else Fine in a like dust-jacket.

Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh's early years were marked by tragedy, as their mother died when they were both young and their father abandoned them. Despite these challenges, the Lindberghs rose to become one of the most famous couples in America, thanks largely to the success of their pioneering air travel. Their story is the tale of two people who overcame seemingly insurmountable odds to achieve great things. Loss of Eden tells the story of their remarkable life journey, from their childhood in rural New Jersey to their years as pioneering aviators. Drawing on unpublished correspondence, rare photographs, and interviews with the Lindberghs' friends and family, Milton brings to life the dynamics of this compelling family and the pivotal role they played in the history of aviation.; 8vo; 520 pages; Price? ? ?