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How birds fly
How birds fly

By Bobbie Kalman

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Introduces the basic concepts of bird flight, including lift and thrust, takeoff, landing, migration, and the anatomy of birds.

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Triumph at Kitty Hawk
Flight of fancy
Flight of fancy

By Jean Pierre Petit

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When Archibald Higgins tries to invent a flying machine, he rediscovers the laws of aerodynamics and flight.

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Skyhorse.
Skyhorse.

By Higgs Mike

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Moonbird comes to Earth where he teaches a reluctant skyhorse how to fly.

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To build a bird
To build a bird

By Sharon Holland

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Relates man's efforts to fly from the first real flying machine built by two French brothers in 1783 to the first flight of the Wright brothers in 1903.

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Tri povesti o Malyshe i Karlsone
Optimalnye zadachi dinamiki poleta
Big Dogs Flyboys
Big Dogs Flyboys

By Sam Michel

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Po sledam otvazhnykh aeroportov
Jenny Heartsong Books 7
Jenny Heartsong Books 7

By Marcia Mitchell

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Jenny is on the run from a malicious stepbrother and a financial disaster. In the cockpit of a twin-engine plane, she discovers a whole new world--and finds true love

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