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(More customer reviews)I heard this author call into On Point on NPR with a proclamation that she 'knows a lot'.
She then went on to shamelessly promote this book while offering absolutely nothing of value on the subject being discussed. If she felt she 'knows a lot' about the subject she called in to discuss, yet clearly added nothing to the discussion, I'm skeptical that the philosophy she's peddling in this book is of any more value.
Summary: don't waste your time with this deluded author and her vain attempt to forward her vacuous vision of the world.
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In a small mid-western town in the 1960's a fresh young girl had a fleeting passion to see the world. Looking past the Iowa corn fields she yearned to see grand oceans, legendary statues and exotic palaces. In 1964 the dreamer found the perfect cup to house her desires. Despite fear, competition and doubt, she was accepted into a life of excitement, culture, and friends as a first class flight attendant for TWA. Wing Tip Shoes - Memoirs of a Flight Attendant is the autobiographical story of the charming, timeless encounters of Mary Elizabeth Spreitzer. The original stories and unique interactions are brought to life by the author's down to earth style and personal photographs. If you need to get away without ever leaving your house Wing Tip Shoes is just the ticket.
