The Bats are Having Fun Tonight!
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Information about Bat Conservation
- Bat Conservation International, Inc.
Bat images, portraits, bats, bat research, and conservation efforts. - Organization for Bat Conservation
Organization dedicated to educating people about bats, and keeping bat populations thriving around the world.
Brian Lies is a children's picture book author and illustrator. He paints vivid pictures that feature a flock of bats as the main characters. Each night, these bats fly off from their corner of someone's garage to enjoy a variety of nocturnal adventures. His artwork is full of adorable details that endear the reader, and his poetry flows smoothly. Together, they unfold stories full of fun and imagination. Below are summaries of his three beloved books that captivate readers across the nation. It won't be long before they are considered classics of contemporary children's poetry.
Not only does the author create memorable books, he also dedicates his work to the cause of bat conservation. Click on the links provided to find out more.
Bats at the Beach
A bat colony visits the beach on a brightly moonlit night for a nocturnal picnic party on the seashore. They bring baskets of food, towels, chairs, and other beach necessities. They build sand castles, hold boat races, toast marshmallows, and sing around a campfire. A beach party could not be more fun than theirs!. This book is a whale of a great read, but don't forget to use your moon-tan lotion!
Bats at the Library
The colony of adorable bats is back, and this time they fly into a window of their local library, which was left open after the building had been closed for the night. From an amazing adventure through a pop-up book to photocopying themselves, and making shadow puppets out of themselves with the overhead projector, the library comes alive one night as never before! They pass the night in literary bliss, and are reluctant to leave as the sun begins to rise. Be sure to join them on their next scholarly frolic!
Bats at the Ballgame
The bat colony flies to the grounds of a carnival and make their own carnival fun one night under a striped tent. While the townspeople are asleep in their beds, they meet another colony who also want to use the tent. Both teams work together to make a baseball field for themselves, then play a very close game, full of suspense and friendly rivalry.
Copyright © 2012, by Seafarer Mama/Karen Szklany Gault
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Got to get this book for my 4 year old. It reminded me of what he says when he sees a flock of black birds on the side of the road when we drive through town. He says, "Look Momma! The birds are having a birthday party". Thanks for introducing me to this book!
How cute! I'll have to look for these. I have a bat tattoo-ed on my hip. ;)













sligobay Level 6 Commenter 3 months ago
Great review Seafarer Mama. Maybe I have bats in my belfry but I love baseball and I say "BATter UP". I also say thumbs up fro a good write.