by Terry Jennings · Larousse · tapa dura · ISBN 9788480160544
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«Máquinas que vuelan» is a children's non-fiction book about aviation by Terry Jennings, published by Larousse in hardback (40 pages, in Spanish).
A non-fiction book that introduces young readers to the world of aviation through colour illustrations and explanatory diagrams. Its pages show different types of aircraft, from fighter planes and helicopters to the inside of wings and propellers, with visual examples designed to help understand how machines fly.
The edition dates from 1993 and corresponds to ISBN 9788480160544; it falls under the Children's and Young Adult and Technology categories.
For children and young readers interested in aviation, technology and engineering.
Terry Jennings was a Fluxus-related California-born American minimalist composer and woodwind performer.
