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Best remembered for a pair of lively 1930s adventure novels, this elusive writer helped bring the thrill of early aviation to young readers. Her stories center on daring girl pilots, fast-moving mysteries, and the excitement of the air age.

by Bess Moyer

by Bess Moyer
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from reliable online sources during this search. What is clear is that she wrote the Girl Flyers series, a children's mystery-adventure series published by Goldsmith in 1932.
The series includes Gypsies of the Air and On Adventure Island, both featuring girl aviators and airborne adventure. Those books have remained accessible through major public-domain and library collections, which has helped preserve her work even though details about her life are scarce.
Because solid personal records were not readily available, it is best to remember her through the books themselves: brisk, imaginative aviation adventures from the early days of children's series fiction.