Unlike other reviewers, I knew this was a short story when I purchased it in the Amazon Kindle Store. I thought it was great! It's a fast and enjoyable read - I loved the way she took on the challenge of proving a rather chauvinistic flight instructor wrong.
The author's personality shines through and you want to meet her. Well written. ( )

This book was not what I expected when I requested it. Based on the description I thought it was going to be a full length novel. The book was actually a short story of the authors experiences learning to fly a plane. Though the book was not what I expected, I did enjoy it, I just wish that the description was written to provide a better picture of what the book is really about. ( )

I have a mixed review. The topic was interesting, and the writing was competently executed. The setting descriptions are vivid and a good background for the story. It held my interest from beginning to end. However, it was disappointing because I erroneously assumed that a book-length manuscript would be much longer. In the format I used (.mobi), it was just 26 pages.

Suggestion to author/publisher: To avoid similar dashed expectations with other readers, I suggest clarifying in the summary that this product is more the length of an article rather than a book. (Even better, expand the story to book length.) A second disappointment was probably my own fault -- I thought it was going to be a novel, with characterization, plot, etc. and it was disconcerting when it finally became clear to me that it was simply a straightforward chronicle of someone's development as an aviator. The result was a perception of this product being insubstantial.

Note: I received a free ebook version of this work for review. ( )