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Pig in love
Pig in love

By Vivian French

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Peter Pig and Polly Pig are in love, but her father has declared that they will not marry until pigs fly. Includes vocabulary words and discussion questions.

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Up and away Explorers
Up and away Explorers

By Robert Coupe

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Flight
Flight

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An original and exciting new way to find out about the world of natural and powered flight.

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Learning to Fly
Learning to Fly

By Sebastian Meschenmoser

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How the Youngest Angel Learned to Fly
The Story of Flight
The Story of Flight

By Ole Steen Hansen

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The Wright Brothers and Other Pioneers of Flight Hansen Ole Steen. Story of Flight.
Amazing Flights
Amazing Flights

By Ole Steen Hansen

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The sky's the limit
The sky's the limit

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The sky's the limit
The sky's the limit

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