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Fly chick fly
Fly chick fly

By Jeanne Willis

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A chick that is reluctant to leave the nest finally learns how to fly.

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Wright Vs. Wrong
Wright Vs. Wrong

By Gigi Tegge

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Make it Work Flight
Make it Work Flight

By Jack Challoner

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This book explores flight from the boomerang to the space shuttle. It investigates different ways of resisting gravity, different sources of power, and how flying objects can be controlled. Also sh...

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The backseat flyer
The backseat flyer

By Anderson Nina

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Airplane Design Part III Layout Design of Cockpit Fuselage Wing Empennage
Airplane Design Part IV
Airplane Design Part IV

By Jan Roskam

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Airplane Design
Airplane Design

By Jan Roskam

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Airplane Design Part VIII
Airplane Design Part VIII

By Jan Roskam

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Airplane Flight Dynamics and Automatic Flight Controls Pt. 1
Breaking Trail
Breaking Trail

By Edgar Hetteen, Jay Lemke

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