The first Black woman pilot and the first Native American woman pilot. Known for her amazing flying tricks, “Queen Bess” was working as a manicurist in Chicago when her brothers returned from World War I regaling her with stories of the war in France. When her brother John teased her that women in France were allowed to be pilots, Bessie took it as her mission to do just that. When no American flight school would take her, she learned French and moved to France to take flight lessons there. The person to collect this piece will get a signed copy of the coloring book.