Amelia Earhart: Lady Lindy (2014) - Plot & Excerpts
Now!” Meelie screamed. Felix did do something. He let go of the steering wheel and covered his eyes. And just like he’d heard people say happened right before you died, his life flashed before him. Almost like a home movie, he saw himself as a very little boy. He remembered the feeling of his father pushing him in a swing, the bucket kind that held you in nice and tight. They were probably at the Bleecker Street Playground, and Felix could practically feel the spring sunshine on his face, and the nudge of his father’s strong hand. Beside him, his mother pushed Maisie in her own little bucket swing, but Maisie wanted out. She wanted to play in the sandbox or slide down the curly slide, and Felix could hear her young voice demanding, Out! Out! Out! Then there were the four of them at Florent, their favorite neighborhood diner, and the salty taste of the skinny fries that came, improbably, with eggs. His father lifts one French fry and dips it in ketchup and feeds it to Felix’s mother, who looks up at his father like she loves him.
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