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Discusses a number of animals and manmade vehicles that can fly.

See Tweet fly. Fly, Tweet, fly. Pip wants to fly too-flap, flap, flap! Can Otto help Pip find a way to soar in the sky?.

Cressida is surprised to learn that there is an eighth Unicorn Princess named Feather whose magical ruby allows her to fly! Feather is an explorer, and she's back from her latest adventure with exciting news.

"Photo-illustrated instructions ... show [readers] how to build the air shark and other novice-level paper airplanes step-by-step.

Photo-illustrated instructions show readers how to build the space bomber and other expert-level paper airplanes step-by-step.

Photo-illustrated instructions show readers how to build the needle nose and other advanced-level paper airplanes step-by-step.

Photo-illustrated instructions show readers how to build the spinning blimp and other beginner-level paper airplanes step-by-step.

Discusses how to complete DIY projects dealing with aviation, including some of history's most incredible inventions and scientific discoveries.

"Invites the reader to imagine what it would be like to build and use a jetpack at home, at school, and even on a long voyage or two"--Provided by publisher.

Contains seventeen short stories about everything that could go wrong during air travel.

"With stealth flight and precision, drones belong in battle. Fly under the radar and learn all about the military's favorite high-tech weapon: unmanned drones.

Little Owl is afraid of falling and will not try to fly until his forest friends persuade him to say a special word--and keep trying, even after he fails.

"With help from her best friend and the super academy's most talented flier, Mia learns how to fly!"--Provided by publisher.

When Cassie turns sixteen, she develops the ability to fly. She goes to great lengths to keep her ability secret and learns to control her superpower.