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  • Wings

    Nick Bantock

    Hardcover (Bodley Head Children's Books, Oct. 15, 1990)
    Charting the development of aerodynamics from the insect, bird and mammal wing to the advancement of human flight based on the principles of wing structure, the paper engineering of this book reveals details of wing power with flap ups, moving dials and fold outs.
  • Wings

    Aprilynne Pike, Mandy Siegfried

    Preloaded Digital Audio Player (Recorded Books, May 1, 2010)
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  • Wings

    JamesMarshall

    Paperback (HoughtonMifflin, March 31, 2003)
    Title: Wings( A Tale of Two Chickens) <>Binding: Paperback <>Author: JamesMarshall <>Publisher: HoughtonMifflin
  • Wings

    Jane Yolen, Dennis Nolan

    Library Binding (Harcourt Childrens Books, Oct. 1, 1991)
    The story of Daedalus, the Greek master craftsman, who murdered his nephew because of envy, fled to Crete, and then, with his son, tried to fly away from Crete like a bird.
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  • Wings

    Cheryl B. Klein, Tomie dePaola

    eBook (Atheneum Books for Young Readers, March 5, 2019)
    Debut picture book author Cheryl B. Klein and Caldecott Honor winner Tomie dePaola sweetly capture a baby bird’s journey to first flight.Wings! Clings. Flings… With a cleverly simple rhyme and playful, vibrant artwork, Cheryl B. Klein and Tomie dePaola lovingly paint the picture of a baby bird’s first flight—overcoming stings and dings along the way to soar triumphantly.
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  • Wings

    Julie Gonzalez

    eBook (Laurel Leaf, March 10, 2009)
    Ben Delaney has a steadfast belief: Someday he will fly. He’ll sprout wings and really begin his life. But in all of his 17 years, there’s been no sign of any wings. Ben blames Gravity, his sworn enemy, for keeping him down. Yet if there’s one thing Ben isn’t, it’s a ground-dweller. He can feel his wings wanting out, just biding their time. But when will they be ready to emerge? And when will his older brother, parents, and friends accept his inevitable destiny? For flying is what Ben was born to do . . . and no one can persuade him otherwise.
  • Wings

    Mina Lahm, Amelia Burba

    language (Gary Brienzo, March 31, 2019)
    Can these innocent wild creatures--a powerful leopard, a majestic wolf, and their many friends--survive the experiments performed on them by an evil group of scientists at NewFormz Lab--as well as the challenges and betrayals they face in the wild? And can anything, even their newfound powers, give them the strength to face the ultimate evil and live to fight another day?As they publish Wings in the spring of 2019, authors Mina Lahm and Amelia Burba are sixth-grade students. They began the first draft of Wings in fifth grade, working on it collaboratively and completing their book this year. Today, Mina continues work on a sequel to Wings, a new adventure that promises more heart-pounding action, with a cast of new and recurring characters. In the meantime, dive into Wings for an imaginative journey you won't soon forget.
  • WINGS

    Reggie Jarrell, Gina J. Lewis

    Paperback (Independently published, Dec. 29, 2019)
    Christopher is a happy, active, friendly and very curious new angel in the City of Lights but the boy has lost his wings! Join Christopher as he learns lessons about hope, kindness, patience and friendship.
  • Wings

    Sneed B. Collard III

    Hardcover (Charlesbridge, Feb. 1, 2008)
    Take flight!Simple text explains the versatility of bird, insect, and mammal wings. Detailed paragraphs spotlight particular animals and discuss how the animals' wings help them to survive. Intricate, cut-paper illustrations capture the delicate beauty of each type of wing.Includes a glossary and additional resouces.
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  • WINGS

    Nick Bantock

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, Jan. 30, 1991)
    Text, pop-up pictures, flaps, and pull tabs introduce the aerodynamic principles in wings.
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  • Wings

    Shinsuke Tanaka

    Hardcover (Purple Bear Books, March 1, 2006)
    On a road by the sea a farmer finds an adorable, abandoned puppy. But this is no ordinary pooch . . . this pup has wings! The dog soon becomes a beloved member of the farmer’s family, and they discover the charms — and sometimes comical consequences — of life with a flying dog. But not everyone is charmed: in his youthful exuberance, the puppy wreaks havoc in the village. Will the free-spirited dog’s wings be clipped? Will he be grounded forever? Shinsuke Tanaka’s intricate pencil drawings, filled with action and emotion, carry the reader along on a buoyant and joyous adventure, a soaring flight of fancy to delight young and old alike.
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  • Wings

    Katherine Hengel

    Paperback (Saddleback Educational Publishing, Dec. 20, 2010)
    Angel never forgot a batter's swing. Angel watched the pitch. Crack! The ball flew into the night sky. Angel called it right away. ""I've got it,"" he thought. He felt connected to it. He had a way of judging fly balls. Coach Benson said he ""had a gift."" Finding the ""right book"" for struggling learners is essential to build both confidence and proficiency. Reading supports must be seamless, so that struggling readers are not stigmatized. The District 13 series does just that- written using carefully chosen vocabulary and simple sentences, the novels offer compelling teen stories about characters that interest young adult readers. Using sports as a backdrop, these edgy and mature titles confront issues that are of great importance to urban teens, especially teenaged boys: Coming of age, dating, fitting in, friendships, drugs, self-esteem, and school. Straightforward plots move readers through the 48-pages of text quickly and efficiently with satisfying resolutions. District 13 series. Finding the right book for struggling readers is essential to build both confidence and proficiency. Reading supports must be seamless, so that struggling readers are not stigmatized. The District 13 series does just thatwritten using carefully chosen vocabulary and simple sentences, the novels offer compelling teen stories about characters that interest young adult readers. Using sports as a backdrop, these edgy and mature titles confront issues that are of great importance to urban teens, especially teenaged boys: Coming of age, dating, fitting in, friendships, drugs, self-esteem, and school. Straightforward plots move readers through the 48 pages of text quickly and efficiently with satisfying resolutions.
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