Researchers have indicated that the Windsock Datafiles are an excellent reference for anyone interested in World War I aviation.
Author: Leah Smith
July, the month of hot, humid days and patriotic holidays. July is also the seventh month of the year. Coincidentally, the National Air and Space Museum Library has seven new titles to share with you.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh was also a prolific author. Her most famous work, Gift from the Sea, was originally published in 1955. This lyrical essay-style book was inspired by a visit to Captiva Island off the coast of Florida. In this introspective book Mrs. Lindbergh uses the natural imagery of the seashells found on the island’s beaches to reflect on the life of the American woman in the 20th century.
Hotter weather, weddings, and Father’s Day all take place in the month of June. The National Air and Space Museum Library is also heating up with the addition of new book titles.
It’s the merry month of May, whose name is derived from the goddess Maia. Maia oversees all growth and increase in nature. The National Air and Space Museum Library has also seen an increase in its book holdings this month with some interesting new titles.
Anyone who thinks that poetry and aviation are like oil and water would be incorrect. The National Air and Space Museum Library has more than a few poetry books containing beautiful poems about aviation, airplanes, flight and more.
Cherry blossoms are not the only thing blooming in the Washington DC area. The month of April has sprouted some blooms in the National Air and Space Museum Library in the form of new book titles.