The Wright Brothers
The Wright brothers provided mankind with wings, despite disappointments and incredible hardships. The author Charles Ludwig, as part of his research, went to the actual locations where his subjects lived and worked. He visited Kitty Hawk, Dayton, and the Smithsonian. He also interviewed Mrs. Ivonette Wright Miller – the only surviving Wright niece, who was in her 80’s.
Mr. Ludwig said, “As the book progresses, the drama increases. Kitty Hawk was a nightmare; Wilbur nearly drowned. After they had flown, they were not believed. Through it all, they worked on Christian principles.”
This book examines the Wrights, focusing primarily on their importance in the history of aviation but also sharing the story of their Christian upbringing as well.
- Students follow the schedule to read this book independently.