Anne Morrow Lindbergh was one of the most accomplished women of the twentieth century: writer, aviator, mother and wife. While the book is a one-woman play, it reads as a story of her life and challenges -- from children and parents to his and her affairs, from pioneering aviation flights to family travel, from personal details from her writings to the special dedicated places where she wrote. During her personal journey, Anne was on a constant quest to find what she called Real Life. As Shells unfolds, it's evident she needn't have gone looking for Real Life -- it found her. Sit down with Shells to have a cup of tea with Mrs. Lindbergh and learn about her life.

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