Showing posts with label women's bravery. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 30, 2026

The Last Flight - Neerja Bhanot's 17 hours of bravery that saved 340 lives - by Linda Davidson

 This book was a choice by someone in the "Friends" book group, begun by Marcia Oshita. Janet (club member) and I both asked in our text-discussion whose choice it was. No one fessed up! We didn't have much to say in the text thread. I wouldn't have read it at all if someone wasn't willing to lend it to me. Why? Because it's about 45 pages long and was $19.00 on Amazon!

It was a waste of a book, in my mind. The flight attendant showed amazing courage in this description, but we get NO CONTEXT or history about why or how all of this came together. It read kind of like a play... Not much really to say about it except this woman deserves a better story-teller or biographer!