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The rabbi who flew
The rabbi who flew

By Renate Dollinger

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Exploring space Explorers
Exploring space Explorers

By Robert Coupe

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The boy who could fly
The boy who could fly

By Mothobi Mutloatse

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After his father tries to teach him how an airplane works, a seven-year-old South African boy dreams up his own explanation.

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Granny Learns to Fly
Granny Learns to Fly

By Tony Hickey

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The inner bird
The inner bird

By Gary W. Kaiser

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Amazing Flights
Amazing Flights

By Ole Steen Hansen

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Aerospace Engineering and the Principles of Flight
View from the Air
View from the Air

By Reeve Lindbergh

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Principles of flight
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