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Bring Me A Unicorn — Diaries and Letters of Anne Morrow Lindbergh — “draws a vivid picture of Anne Lindbergh’s formative years, as a school girl and a college student and as a member of a highly gifted remarkably close-knit family, one that was loving but also constantly challenged her to perform on the highest of levels ... When Anne met Charles Lindbergh, recently returned from his historic transatlantic flight, he instantly captured her imagination and radically changed her outlook. The development of their relationship is closely and movingly linked to the newly discovered world of flying, with the sky as a backdrop for an extraordinary courtship. Anne grows into a clear-sighted and courageous woman of captivating charm, humor, and spirit.”
Walden Two by B.F. Skinner “describes an experimental Utopian community, whose members enjoy a pleasant rural setting and work only a few hours. a day, without being compelled to do so. Their children are cared for and educated by specialists with due regard for the lives they are going to lead. Food is good and sanitation and medical care excellent. They have plenty of leisure and many ways of enjoying it. Art, music and literature flourish. Scientific research is encouraged. It is not only a good life but a fe isible one — within the reach of intelligent men of good will who know how to apply the principles which are emerging from a scientific study of human behavior.” □
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