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Have a mice flight!
Have a mice flight!

By Lindsey Leavitt

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Ava and Dean Squeakerton, mouse siblings who live in the White House, hatch a plan to fulfill Ava's dream of flying by sneaking aboard Air Force One, the president's airplane.

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It s True Pigs Do Fly It s True
The chicken cat
The chicken cat

By Stephanie Simpson McLellan

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Raised by a chicken who longs to fly, Merlin the kitten learns to spread his wings after being adopted by a young African American girl.

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In the air
In the air

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Brave little owl
Brave little owl

By Gill Davis

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A young owl must face his fear of the dark when it's time for him to learn how to fly.

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The Miracle of Flight
The Miracle of Flight

By Stephen Dalton

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The story of flight
The story of flight

By Judith E. Rinard

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The Story of Flight
The Story of Flight

By Judith Rinard

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The Miracle of Flight
The Miracle of Flight

By Stephen Dalton

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Flight
Flight

By Doug Sylvester

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