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List Price: $16.99Amazon.com's Price: $13.76 You Save: $3.23 (19%)Prices subject to change.
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Binding: Library Binding
EAN: 9780807576298
ISBN: 0807576298
Label: Albert Whitman & Company
Manufacturer: Albert Whitman & Company
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 32
Publication Date: 2001-09
Publisher: Albert Whitman & Company
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Sales Rank: 658120
Studio: Albert Whitman & Company
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Product Description:
Littlebat, who lives with his mother in the attic of the public library, loves to poke his head through a hole in the attic floor and listen to the librarian read stories to the children. One day, while listening to a story about a butterfly, he gets so excited by the picture in the book that he loses his grip. As he plummets into the room below, the children scream and the librarian shoos him away with her book. "Mama!" Littlebat cries as he zooms back to the safety of the attic. Littlebat's mother says he must not go close to a book again. "Never?" asks Littlebat. "Well...maybe there's a time when it can be done," his mother says, relenting. "You must wait for changes." So Littlebat waits. The seasons slowly change, from spring to summer to fall. At last the nights are longer and cooler and the leaves have turned red and gold. Pumpkins appear. It's time!
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This book has a cute, original storyline and beautiful artwork. The bats are adorable, and that takes talent. (I like bats, but let's face it, they aren't the most endearing of creatures.) Gave this to my three year old great-nephew for his birthday, and it's a hit.
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I teach Pre-K and my kids loved this book. I used it as a part of a unit on bats, and they voted to hear this story again as their favorite book of the week. The illustrations are large, colorful, and eye-catching. The story is wonderful as well- many of my kids gasped when Littlebat fell through the hole. It was a good fiction book to accompany the overwhelming amounts of non-fiction books I found on bats. I highly recommend this book!
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Everyone will recognise the child in little bat, excited and wanting to do more, but restricted because of circumstances. When kids are excited, they push what they are allowed to do to the very edge. Little bat leans out closer and closer to hear and see the storyhour book and discovers that he has gone too far. Though patience is a hard learned lesson, in the end little bat does get to see as well as hear the coveted books. For children raised on library story hours, this book brings a special ... Read More
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