Disaster at 39,000 Feet: How Small-Town America Came Together at a Time of Crisis
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Disaster at 39,000 Feet: How Small-Town America Came Together at a Time of Crisis

by Enfys Mcmurry

History Nonfiction
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Disaster at 39,000 Feet examines how small-town America came together at a time of crisis. With a focus on community, resilience, and collective response, Enfys Mcmurry offers a human-centered account of disaster and the bonds that can emerge in its aftermath.

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Disaster at 39,000 Feet explores a crisis that brought small-town America together.

Focusing on community response, the book presents a human-centered perspective on disaster and its wider impact.

It considers the resilience, cooperation, and shared purpose that can emerge during difficult times.

This is a nonfiction account for readers interested in communities, crisis response, and the strength of people working together.

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