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Physiological aspects of flight
Flying high
Flying high

By Julian Rowe

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Willie won t fly
Willie won t fly

By Jim Quixley

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Historical dictionary of aviation
Reach for the Skies
Reach for the Skies

By Richard Branson

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Reach for the Skies
Reach for the Skies

By Richard Branson

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Taking wing
Taking wing

By Pat Shipman

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Something Glorious
Something Glorious

By William W. Whitson

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Caramba
Caramba

By Marie Louise Gay

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A sky for Henry
A sky for Henry

By Chris Strodder

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Despite the help of several other birds, a penguin is discouraged by his inability to learn how to fly, until he finds his true element.

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