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Dreamflight
Dreamflight

By Brigitta Garcia Lopez

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When donkeys fly
When donkeys fly

By Elisabeth Schoberl

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Fred the donkey dreams of flying and that anything is possible, if you just believe in it hard enough, so with conviction, and a little help from his friends, he is amazed at what they accomplish.

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Leonardo s Dream
Leonardo s Dream

By Hans De Beer

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Fly, Dumbo, fly!
Fly, Dumbo, fly!

By Jennifer Weinberg

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Dumbo the circus elephant is unhappy about his large ears, until he discovers that he can use them to fly.

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Beck beyond the sea
Beck beyond the sea

By Kimberly Morris

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After watching the Explorer Birds pass her by, Beck uses some of Vidia's enhanced fairy dust to help her fly faster so she can travel with the birds beyond the boundaries of Never Land.

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Fairies in Flight Disney Fairies
Fly, Dumbo, fly!
Fly, Dumbo, fly!

By Jennifer Weinberg

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Dumbo the circus elephant is unhappy about his large ears, until he discovers that he can use them to fly.

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Show Us Your Wings Yellow Umbrella Science
Show Us Your Wings Yellow Umbrella Books
Wichita's legacy of flight
Wichita's legacy of flight

By Jay M. Price

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128 p. : 24 cm

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