Burnham, Margaret - The Girl Aviators' and the Phantom Airship (1911) (printed edition)

The Girl Aviators' and the Phantom Airship

by Margaret Burnham

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Margaret Burnham was a novelist who lived from July 1884 to February 1971. She was born in Chicago, United States. She published various books for young readers. Most of Margaret Burnham's books have been out of print for decades and are therefore no longer available to the general public.
 ‘The Girl aviators' and the phantom airship’ is an exciting story combining adventure, mystery and pioneering spirit. The story begins with Peggy Prescott, a young girl who is passionate about aviation. With her brother Roy and their friends Jess and Jimsy, Peggy has built a new biplane, the ‘Golden Butterfly’, which they use for thrilling aerial escapades.
Margaret Burnham's style evokes the early days of aviation. The author masterfully conveys the excitement and challenges of flying, with detailed descriptions of aeroplanes and breathtaking views from the sky. The reader is transported to a time when aviation was in its infancy.
The young aviators face a series of mysterious events involving a ghost plane that appears and disappears without a trace. Determined to uncover the truth behind this enigmatic craft, Peggy and her friends embark on a thrilling investigation that leads them into dangerous aerial adventures.
Ideal for young readers who love adventure stories, this novel offers a captivating and inspiring reading experience. The combination of relatable characters, immersive settings and positive messages makes it a timeless classic.

153 pages - in English - A5 format