Flight Books

Flying things
Flying things

By Rod Campbell

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Un tesoro para compartir
Un tesoro para compartir

By Chris Conover

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El Nino Que Queria Volar the Boy Who Wanted to Fly
Ma?aseh be-vat-shahaf uve-hatul she-limed otah la-?uf
George s Magic Day Little Pilot Adventures
George s Magic Day Little Pilot Adventures
The art of flight
The art of flight

By John Watkinson

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Que vuela?
Que vuela?

By Alain Crozon, Rouben Mamoulian

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Rhyming text and lift-the-flap illustrations depict a variety of things that fly, including a bee, hot air balloon, and kite, and invite the reader to guess their identity.

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El Caballito Que Queria Volar the Little Horse Who Wanted to Fly
Immagini di volo
Immagini di volo

By Andrea Pozza

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