The Wright Brothers
What's it about
Ever wonder what it truly takes to turn a wild idea into a world-changing reality? Discover the untold story of how two ordinary bicycle mechanics from Ohio, with no formal training or funding, taught the world to fly and forever altered the course of history. You'll learn the specific habits, relentless work ethic, and problem-solving techniques the Wright brothers used to overcome countless failures and fierce competition. Uncover their methods for mastering aerodynamics and engineering, and find out how their unique family bond fueled their incredible journey from a simple workshop to the skies above Kitty Hawk.
Meet the author
David McCullough is a two-time winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, widely acclaimed as a master of American history. A lifelong fascination with how things work and a deep appreciation for overlooked stories led him to the Wright brothers. McCullough's immersive research, including studying the family's private letters and diaries, brings the human drama of their genius and perseverance to life, revealing not just what they did, but who they were.
What's it about
Ever wonder what it truly takes to turn a wild idea into a world-changing reality? Discover the untold story of how two ordinary bicycle mechanics from Ohio, with no formal training or funding, taught the world to fly and forever altered the course of history. You'll learn the specific habits, relentless work ethic, and problem-solving techniques the Wright brothers used to overcome countless failures and fierce competition. Uncover their methods for mastering aerodynamics and engineering, and find out how their unique family bond fueled their incredible journey from a simple workshop to the skies above Kitty Hawk.
Meet the author
David McCullough is a two-time winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, widely acclaimed as a master of American history. A lifelong fascination with how things work and a deep appreciation for overlooked stories led him to the Wright brothers. McCullough's immersive research, including studying the family's private letters and diaries, brings the human drama of their genius and perseverance to life, revealing not just what they did, but who they were.
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