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     Of course airplanes are cool. Jet fighters, cargo 

planes, L-1011 TriStars, they're all cool. But do you 

know what the first airplane looks like?

    Yep. That's the first airplane. Doesn't look that 

cool compared to now. Looks like this book is 

going to live up to it's name. Because it's going to 

show you the History of Planes.

     Everyone knows Wilbur and Orville 

Wright. If you don't, then you will soon. 

They were known as the Wright Brothers. 

Born during the 1800's, the Wright Brothers 

made the first airplane. It wasn't easy. They 

tried many times, and they finally exceeded. 

But it was more like a glider.

     This invention changed the world. As time 

go on, the airplane began to improve. It began 

to have engines. It began to have landing 

gears. It also began to have, well, you get the 

idea. And by the time World War I started, the 

airplane improved so much, that it's hard to 

believe that it once started as an engine-less 

glider. In fact, it was a main weapon during 

World War I.

     After World War I, people decided to use 

airplanes for other things beside military.   That's 

how things like Air Mail and Eastern AirLines 

started. So if you got a letter from China, then it 

was probally delivered by planes.

No matter what, the 

airplane will always 

improve. When World War 

II started, they used 

around four kinds of 

airplanes. It was a big 

difference since they used 

only one kind during World 

War I. They have cockpits, 

better weapons, and the 

rest, you can find out for 

yourself.  

After that, airplanes just keep 

getting bigger and better. Then 

they build other things besides 

airplanes. They build helicopters, 

jets, blimps, and some other stuff. 

As time get closer to modern time, 

the airplanes becomes more 

modern. 

Well this is it. We finally reached 

2014. Today, planes are looking 

cooler than ever. It also looks 

like that the prices are rising just 

to get a seat on a passenger 

plane. Now I want you to sit in 

silence and to acknowledge the 

awesomeness of planes.

 I am sorry to say folks but this is

The End

(But there is still the end credits.)

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