Review: Goodbye Glamour Gals

Goodbye Glamour Gals by R.J. Dailey
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a chronological history of the woman pilots of WWII and instead of using chapters, simply goes back and forth between the point of view of Jacqueline Cochran and Nancy Love who, from opposite sides, helped build the program even though they were in opposition the entire time.

The story of the WASP and WAC is really interesting but the book was a bit tedious and it took me forever to read. I wish it had been a little more concise (there was a lot of detail included) but it would serve as a great resource for a research paper.

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