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Little Vampire and the Midnight Bear
Little Vampire and the Midnight Bear

By Mary DeBall Kwitz

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Little Vampire discovers that he can fly when he needs to save his baby sister from the dreadful Midnight Bear.

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Wee and the Wright brothers
Wee and the Wright brothers

By Timothy R. Gaffney

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A rodent reporter from the "Mouse News" travels from Dayton, Ohio, to Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, to cover Wilbur and Orville Wright's historic 1903 flight.

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Moon plane
Moon plane

By Peter McCarty

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A young boy looks at a plane in the sky and imagines flying one all the way to the moon.

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Grandpa is a flyer
Grandpa is a flyer

By Sanna Anderson Baker

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Anne's grandfather tells how he became interested in flying in the early days of flight when barnstorming was popular.

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Icarus Swinebuckle
Icarus Swinebuckle

By Michael Garland

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Although he knows that his ambition to fly is silly, Icarus the pig sets out to design, build, and test a set of wings.

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Bobo learns to fly
Bobo learns to fly

By Tony Marinho

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Bobu makes a wish that a moth and a mosquito could speak and teach him how to fly.

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Hawk I m Your Brother
Hawk I m Your Brother

By Byrd Baylor

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The Fledgling
The Fledgling

By Jane Langton

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Why Can t I Fly
Why Can t I Fly

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