What People are Saying…

The Children’s Book Review
“Sometimes, when reading historical non-fiction, the reader already knows how the story will end. Will the Wright Brothers be able to create and fly an ‘airplane’? Most people know that the answer is yes, but the story of how they got to that point of discovery is often unknown. Readers that follow along with Brian Page’s The Wright Engineers: Inventing the Airplane will learn how they made a machine fly.
    The Wright Engineers: Inventing the Airplane is an insightful and educational book written to appeal to any middle-grade (or above) reader who wishes to learn more about aviation, the science and beginning of aerospace engineering, or is just a history buff!”
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“…sure to inspire young readers and future aviators to pursue solutions for engineering problems!”
    – Jeremy K., F-18 Hornet pilot and Boeing 737 First Officer
 
“An absolutely wonderful piece of work.”
    – An Aerospace Engineer on GoodReads

“Brian Page has done a masterful job of creating a readable explanation of the engineering process the Wright’s used to research and solve the myriad little problems they encountered.”
    – John Slemp, author of Bomber Boys: WWII Flight Jacket Art
 
“The writing style was engaging, humorous at times (without being distracting), and the author's passion is evident throughout the book.”
    – A reviewer on LibraryThing
 
“This book is definitely beyond my expectations!”
    – From a five-star review on GoodReads
 
“Wow, an outstanding book! Beautiful cover, quality pages, and full of information for young readers at 118 pages.”
    – A reviewer on LibraryThing
 
“Wright Engineers Inventing the Airplane by Brian R. Page is an outstanding gift for anyone who is interested in airplanes.”
    – Charles E. Roberts, instrument-rated commercial pilot
 
“This book eloquently demonstrates that hard work and persistence pay off.”
    – A reviewer on GoodReads

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