New Children's Book About Travel and Aviation

Available on Barnes & Noble or contact booksbylia@gmail.com

We Love Flying is a perfect book for children to grow their love for flying and travel, and for adults to inspire children to follow their dreams and fly high.

This book features illustrations and places around the world to stimulate their imagination to become future aviators and achievers.

Go to Barnes & Noble to order copies.

Follow Author Lia or visit her website.

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