Stateless
Elizabeth Wein
Seventeen-year-old Stella North represents Britain as the sole female competitor in Europe’s first youth air race in August 1937. Although she escaped the Russian Revolution as a child, she keeps that history private. The race is intended to foster peace and unity while fascism rises across Europe, and pilots from several nations take part. After Stella witnesses what appears to be an attack on a plane and an Italian contestant fails to reach the first stop, she investigates sabotage while weighing whom she can trust amid mounting political tensions.
This book appears on 2 reading lists across 1 edition from 2 organizations.
