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The noon balloon
Margaret Wise Brown, Leonard Weisgard
Hardcover (Harper, Jan. 1, 1952)Beautiful double spread pictures by Leonard Weisgard, many in four colors, illustrate this tale of a cat who takes the noon balloon from here to there and how he has a happy ending. Book and dust jacket have just a hint of edge wear. not paginated. quarter cloth, pictorial paper-covered boards. 8vo.
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Big Balloon Race, the
Eleanor Coerr, Carolyn Croll, Bonnie Kelley-Young
Paperback (Live Oak Media, Feb. 28, 2010)Carlotta the Great is the best lady balloonist in America, as well as Ariel's mother, and Ariel longs to ride in the basket herself someday. The thrill of Ariel's first hydrogen balloon ride is breathtakingly presented in this exciting story based on a real ballooning family of the 1800s.
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Emily & The Red Balloon Club
Guetty A Stewart
(Guetty Stewart, April 6, 2020)Emily is an incredibly shy girl and making friends is not easy for her. Lucy, a charming bird, comes to her aid by showing Emily how she can make new friends if only she tried. She invites Emily to join The Red Balloon Club, at an enchanted place in a Garden where many other animals live. But before Emily can join the club, she must meet each member and befriend them. As Emily gets to know Leo, Ling and many other wonderous animals, she realizes that making friends is not as hard as she thinks!
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The Balloon Man
Mariah Debra Gale Messinger
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, July 24, 2012)The Balloon Man is a light, uplifting book. Just like balloons, the story takes you up, up and away from the ordinary to places only your own dreams and imagination can take you! And, like all books, it gives you the freedom to go there, wherever there may be. Have fun exploring!
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The Blue Balloon
Mick Inkpen
Paperback (Hodder Childrens Book, Feb. 29, 2000)Ten years after it was first published, Mick Inkpen's book is now a celebrated classic. Balloons are squeaky, they float, they explode. The balloon is a blue one and, more crucially, a magic one.
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The Balloon Tree
Phoebe Gilman
Hardcover (Sky Pony Press, Nov. 1, 2011)While her father is away, Princess Leora becomes vulnerable to her jealous uncle, who attempts to destroy the princess’s magic signal balloons that are protecting her from harm.“Don’t worry,” said Princess Leora’s father just before he left for the tournament. “If anything goes wrong, release a bunch of balloons from the castle tower. Wherever I am, I will see them and come home right away.” Now, something is wrong—very wrong. Princess Leora’s grumpy uncle, the Archduke, wants to be king, and the very first thing he does is pop every balloon in the kingdom. Princess Leora is afraid, but she doesn't give up. If she can find just one whole balloon, the kingdom will be saved! 100 full-color illustrations
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Can You See the Red balloon?
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Hardcover (Orchard, )None
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The Little Red Balloon
Iela Mari
Hardcover (B E S Pub Co, May 1, 1979)Pictures follow the path of a large red balloon after it escapes from a little boy and is transformed into different objects.
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The Blue Balloon
Mick Inkpen
Hardcover (Hodder Children's Books, May 20, 1993)None
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Red Balloon
Albert Lamorisse
Paperback (Demco Media, Aug. 1, 1978)Photographs and a simple text depict a little French boy and his magic red balloon that flys to him when he calls and follows him to school
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The Balloon
Hilary Lazell
Hardcover (Brimax Books Ltd, Jan. 2, 1990)None
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The Balloon Tree
Phoebe Gilman
Hardcover (Firefly Books, Oct. 1, 1997)While her father the king visits another country, Princess Leora becomes vulnerable to her throne-hungry uncle, who attempts to destroy the princess's magic signal balloons that are protecting her from harm.
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