Flight Books

Raggedy Ann and Andy go flying
Raggedy Ann and Andy go flying

By Mary J. Fulton

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When Marcella goes on her first airplane trip, Raggedy Ann and Andy also set out on an adventure in flying.

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The Easter Bunny's wish
The Easter Bunny's wish

By Jean Little

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I Want to be a Pilot
I Want to be a Pilot

By Joe Ewers, Teddy Slater

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Twinks Magic Carpet Ride Rainb
Twinks Magic Carpet Ride Rainb

By Jean Little, Golden Books

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Murky and Lurky try to capture Rainbow Bright and Twink with a magnetic flying carpet.

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Airplanes and Things That Fly
Airplanes and Things That Fly

By Steve Kelley, Golden Books

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A description of airplanes and many other things that fly.

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Ivan of Aldenuri
Ivan of Aldenuri

By Juan Antonio Perez Foncea

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Overcoming his fears, Ivan uses his gift of flight to save his homeland from the Taurocs, ancient creatures of gigantic size and terrible strength.

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Flying
Flying

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How toys fly
How toys fly

By Helen Whittaker, Clive Gifford

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Funny Ride Beginning to Read Revised
Flight
Flight

By Colin Dibben

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