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Big bird flies alone
Big bird flies alone

By Felice Haus, Sesame Street

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Big Bird takes his first airplane trip--alone--to visit Granny Bird.

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A Smurf in the air
A Smurf in the air

By Peyo

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Handy Smurf tries every way he can think of to fly in the air like a bird.

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Tomorrow, up and away!
Tomorrow, up and away!

By Pat Lowery Collins

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When Turtle tells Squirrel he'd like to fly, Squirrel finds a way to help him--much to Turtle's dismay!

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Pork and Beef's great adventure
Pork and Beef's great adventure

By Damon Burnard

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One very hot summer, a cow and a pig coat themselves with frosting and feathers and fly to the moon.

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Io so volare!
Io so volare!

By Lucia Scuderi

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If you had a jetpack
If you had a jetpack

By Lisl H. Detlefsen

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Having a jetpack is fun if you know what to do with one. Join one inventive little rabbit as he and his brother put their new jetpack to good use!

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Sae ka toego sip o
Sae ka toego sip o

By Pyong Ho Han

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Imagine you can fly.

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George Mouse goes flying
George Mouse goes flying

By Heather S. Buchanan

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Excited about seeing more of the world, George Mouse builds his own airplane and makes a successful test flight.

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