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  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton, Erik Blegvad

    Paperback (HarperCollins, Jan. 22, 2002)
    If there's one thing Georgie Hall has always been, it's determined.So when her stepcousins Eleanor and Eddy tell her that she can't fly, Georgie doesn't get discouraged -- she just tries harder She feels a peculiar lightness when she leaps from the top of the staircase, and is even more certain of her seemingly impossible ability when she jumps from the porch and soars to the rooftop before landing safely on the ground. And now that a mysterious Canada goose is visiting Georgie's window on a nightly basis, the Hall family begins to wonder just what Georgie is capable of....
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  • The fledgling

    Jane Langton

    Paperback (Scholastic, Aug. 16, 1990)
    Book Description Publication Date: 1990 Georgie's fondest hope, to be able to fly, is fleetingly fulfilled when she is befriended by a Canada goose.
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  • The Fledgling

    Mrs Jane Langton, Erik Blegvad

    Library Binding (Perfection Learning, March 1, 1981)
    If there's one thing Georgie Hall has always been, it's determined.So when her stepcousins Eleanor and Eddy tell her that she can't fly, Georgie doesn't get discouraged -- she just tries harder She feels a peculiar lightness when she leaps from the top of the staircase, and is even more certain of her seemingly impossible ability when she jumps from the porch and soars to the rooftop before landing safely on the ground. And now that a mysterious Canada goose is visiting Georgie's window on a nightly basis, the Hall family begins to wonder just what Georgie is capable of....
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  • the fledgling

    Jane Langton

    Hardcover (Harper & Row, Publishers, Aug. 16, 1980)
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  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton

    Library Binding (HarperCollins, April 8, 1980)
    If there's one thing Georgie Hall has always been, it's determined.So when her stepcousins Eleanor and Eddy tell her that she can't fly, Georgie doesn't get discouraged -- she just tries harder She feels a peculiar lightness when she leaps from the top of the staircase, and is even more certain of her seemingly impossible ability when she jumps from the porch and soars to the rooftop before landing safely on the ground. And now that a mysterious Canada goose is visiting Georgie's window on a nightly basis, the Hall family begins to wonder just what Georgie is capable of....
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  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton, Mary Beth Hurt

    Audio Cassette (Listening Library, Jan. 1, 2000)
    Little girl Geogie leans out the window, looking at the geese group flying over, and wishes she could fly freely. Incredibly, a goose comes to the window, to help her achieve the pure but luxury dream: fly through the prairie, over the trees, came over the pond... But her families are worried very much, the neighbors doubt her, and some in her town want to hunt the wild goose. What is the fate of Geogie and the goose? The Fledgling is the authors gift to the famous philosopher Henry Thoreau. In Walden lake, prince goose is the embodiment of spirit of Thoreau, but Geogies flying dream awakens us to close to nature, and more care my childhood dream and naivety.
  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton

    Paperback (HarperTrophy, Aug. 16, 1981)
    The Fledgling is a fantasy novel about a Canada goose that teaches Georgie, a little girl, to fly. Her family and several other adults try to prevent Georgie from taking flying lessons. Their idiosyncracies (one plants a garden of plastic roses, one thinks the goose is a giant duck) and their bumbling attempts to stop Georgie make the book alternately funny and sad. The action moves specifically and rapidly, with frequent shifts of attention between characters.
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  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton, Mary Beth Hurt

    Audio CD (Books On Tape, Aug. 16, 2008)
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  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton, Mary Beth Hurt

    Audio Cassette (Listening Library, Dec. 26, 2000)
    Read by Mary Beth HurtApprox. 4.5 hours 3 cassettesA Newbery Honor BookAn ALA Notable BookA Children's Editors' ChoiceIt all started when Georgie, hardly more than a wisp of thistledown, discovered she could jump down twelve steps in two big graceful bounds. Next, to her great delight, she learned that jumping from the porch and floating as high as the rooftop was possible too. So when the mysterious Canada goose came to her window one night it seemed only natural to climb onto his back and go off with him to learn how to really fly.Jane Langton spins a marvelous fantasy that wild delight all who dream that someday, somehow, we will magically find ourselves aloft and suddenly able to fly!
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  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Jan. 22, 2002)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Georgie's fondest hope, to be able to fly, is fleetingly fulfilled when she is befriended by a Canada goose.
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  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton

    Library Binding (HarperCollins, March 19, 1980)
    If there's one thing Georgie Hall has always been, it's determined.So when her stepcousins Eleanor and Eddy tell her that she can't fly, Georgie doesn't get discouraged -- she just tries harder She feels a peculiar lightness when she leaps from the top of the staircase, and is even more certain of her seemingly impossible ability when she jumps from the porch and soars to the rooftop before landing safely on the ground. And now that a mysterious Canada goose is visiting Georgie's window on a nightly basis, the Hall family begins to wonder just what Georgie is capable of....
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  • The Fledgling

    Jane Langton

    Library Binding (Demco Media, March 1, 1981)
    Georgie's fondest hope, to be able to fly, is fleetingly fulfilled when she is befriended by a Canada goose.
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