so-soSomehow finished this one in a day! A quick read for my work book club. The writing is geared towards a younger audience so it was easy to read and straightforward. I felt like things moved quite rapidly which is usually what happens with younger audienced books but it left something to be desired. A young Russian girl‘s dream to fly with the infamous Night Witches.
A random social media blurb about the Night Witches of WWII inspired me to add this to my TBR.
There *should* be a movie made about these women!
#ManicMonday is just plane awesome, @JoScho 🛩 😁
📖 - “Night Witches” by Kathryn Lasky (a very underrated historical fiction adventure)!
🎥 - “Airplane!” (“Surely a lot of people will pick this movie?” “They probably will... and don‘t call me Shirley!”
🎶 - “Jet City Woman” by Queenryche
Ok! I need help!! I recently saw either a movie or book that was about Russian/Soviet Union female pilots in WW2. It was called something like sisters of the sky or something and i cannot think of it or find it. Any leads???
My youngest may be in middle school but he still lets me go with him to book fair. I love my book fair haul! I ❤️ Lasky!
Look, I am no expert of these matters, but surely soviet kids had their own stories to read. In 3 chapters, I have read about Glinda, Huck & Peter Pan. #questions #alsolotsaboutflying #curentlyreading
#Easter treats, books & chocolate. Need to have these read by Tuesday. One down... #nopressure #paceyourself #indulge
Night Witches: A Novel of World War Two | 
