Twelve-year-old Bea finds herself on a unique road-trip with her grandmother, as they search for her grandmother\'s long-lost sister--the legendary Amelia Earhart--in this charming novel from the author of When Audrey Met Alice and Summer of Lost and Found.
And their search for Amelia leads to some surprising truths about their family--and each other..
But getting halfway across the country proves to be more of an Adventure than either of them bargained for.
With letters in hand, Bea and Pidge set off on their quest to find Amelia.
This might be the Adventure Bea needs...
But Pidge has thirty years of letters written in ``Meelie\'s`` unmistakable voice, all promising to reunite.
At first, Bea thinks her grandmother\'s plan is a little crazy.
And she wants Bea to be her sidekick on this secret trip.
What she really wants is to hop a train back to Atchison, Kansas--where she thinks she\'ll be reunited with her long-missing sister: Amelia Earhart.
But it turns out, her grandmother isn\'t interested in settling in.
So when her ailing grandmother, Pidge, moves to an Orange County senior-living community and asks if Bea would spend the summer helping her get settled, Bea is happy for any excuse to get away.
Bea has gained a younger stepsister, and she\'s not thrilled about her blended family.
Her mother is off in San Francisco, while her father has just gotten remarried in Los Angeles.
It\'s 1967 and twelve-year-old Bea is in need of some adventure.
Twelve-year-old Bea finds herself on a unique road-trip with her grandmother, as they search for her grandmother\'s long-lost sister--the legendary Amelia Earhart--in this charming novel from the author of When Audrey Met Alice and Summer of Lost and Found
