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Jackie Cochran: An Autobiography

3.72 of 5 stars 3.72 · rating details · 32 ratings · 4 reviews
Here is the story of an authentic, native-born American heroine--a real life "lil' Orphan Annie"--who battled her way through adventures that Annie never dreamed of. Photographs.
Hardcover , 351 pages
Published July 1st 1987 by Bantam
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Tara Chevrestt
NOTE: This is not a 24 page book. It is 24 pages of illustrations. For some reason on every website, it has been stated wrong. It is a good 351 pages at least.

I don't know about everybody else, but when I pick up an autobiography, I want the truth. If I want fiction, I pick up a fiction. Knowing what I do about aviation and its history and yes, even mechanics, I started having some doubts about whether this was a true story or not and came online to do my research. My suspicions proved true. As
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Kennyo
While she lived there was no shortage of men working to hold her back. Since her death the population of impediments has shrunk only a little. The writing here isn't generally riveting but it's a comprehensive, well told story of a woman who achieved greatness despite it all.
Hermien
An interesting woman who did a lot and achieved a lot.
Joy
She is amazing and inspired my life.
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