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The Jet Alphabet Book

by Jerry Pallotta

Series: Jerry Pallotta's Alphabet Books

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Each letter of the alphabet features a jet plane or an aspect of flight.

gnbclibrary | Nov 30, 2008 |

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0881069167, Hardcover)

Readers will find much to admire in this handsomely illustrated introduction to twenty-eight types of jets. Learn how a jet engine works, fly aboard a Nighthawk Stealth Fighter, and find out more about jets like the Concord, the U-2 spy plane, the Goblin, and the Vertijet.

Illustrated entirely on computer, the book is sure to appeal to young children learning the alphabet, older readers discovering the world of jets, or adult aviation aficionados.

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