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Adventures in flying
Adventures in flying

By Jack Elliott

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Flying Cars
Flying Cars

By Andrew Glass

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Simon and the wind Simon
Simon and the wind Simon

By Gilles Tibo

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The flying canoe
The flying canoe

By Roch Carrier

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Self portrait with wings
Self portrait with wings

By Susan Kohn Green

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Ten-year-old Jennifer's overnight acquisition of gossamer wings brings her a combination of joy, drudgery, and embarrassment, and she finds that the ice skating rink is the one place where she can...

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Caramba
Caramba

By Marie Louise Gay

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Innovation and the development of flight
Ultralights
Ultralights

By Charles I. Coombs

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