The Big Jump

Set against the backdrop of the 1927 trans-Atlantic air race, the narrative explores Charles Lindbergh's groundbreaking solo flight from New York to Paris, which catapulted him to international fame. The book delves into the challenges he faced, the technological advancements of the era, and the public's fascination with aviation. Lindbergh's journey not only symbolizes human courage and innovation but also reflects the societal impact of aviation on the world stage, transforming him into an enduring hero.