balloons

Red Rhino has trouble finding his red balloon among the many other red objects he sees.

A child buys different colored balloons to brighten the lives of others.

While a brother and sister, along with their grandmother, visit the National Gallery of Art, the balloon they were not allowed to bring into the museum floats around Washington, D.C., causing a series of mishaps at various tourist sites. Images of thirty-two famous Americans appear among the illustrations.

A brief history of balloons from the first flight in France in 1783 to the present day.

Full-color, illustrated guide to creating over forty twisted balloon projects including a killer whale, skeleton, Christmas tree, and table toppers.

Relates the incredible adventures of Professor William Waterman Sherman who in 1883 sets off in a balloon across the Pacific, survives the volcanic eruption of Krakatoa, and is eventually picked up in the Atlantic.

During the Franco-Prussian War, L?on Gambetta escapes from Paris in a balloon and organizes an army in the French countryside to fight against the Prussian invaders.

When their kingdom is divided, a family sets a plan in motion to escape the country and reunite with relatives via a hot-air balloon. Based on a real escape over the Berlin Wall in 1979.

Describes different experiments to do with balloons to test buoyancy, air pressure, temperature, and density.

Not a very welcome passenger, Nathan the elephant saves the day and makes a friend when the hot air balloon carrying him and two mice runs out of fuel.