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The child eater
The child eater

By Rachel Pollack

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Two boys, worlds and centuries apart. In a time of magic, a penniless boy named Matyas runs away to the Academy of Wizards to pursue his dream - to discover the secret of flying. Along the way, he...

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Planes And Other Aircraft How Science Works
How Birds Fly Nature s Mysteries
Flight
Flight

By John Farndon

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Discusses the history of flight and suggest experiments to explore the subject.

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Flying
Flying

By Dana Meachen Rau

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"Easy to read text with rebuses explores various things that fly"--Provided by publisher.

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A Volar Flying Benchmark Rebus
Air
Air

By Molly Burkett

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Flight
Flight

By N. Brett

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Rlgk 3 N F What Goes Up Is

By Rigby

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