Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Animals - Nocturnal

Bianfu the Bumblebee Bat sets out to explore his home near a river in Thailand. Join him in his exploration before he heads back to his cave to sleep

Quick, call out Tell all you can reach: the night is just perfect for bats at the beach

So pack your buckets, banjos, and blankets--don't forget the moon-tan lotion--and wing with this bunch of fuzzy bats to where foamy sea and soft sand meet.

Brian Lies's enchanting art and cheery beachside verse will inspire bedtime imaginations again and again. Come visit a bedazzling world of moonlight, firelight, and . . . bats

A quirky tale written by a father and daughter about a little girl named Ashley, who has a favorite hobby and sidekick - sucking her thumb. But when her favorite pastime starts causing weird things to happen, like growing monster teeth and moving her bed in her sleep - Ashley begins to wonder.

Could her favorite sidekick be a foe in disguise turning her into a vampire? Can she find the strength to reverse the signs in time? Join young Ashley on journey of courage and determination to stop thumb sucking.

A heartwarming magical tale about a little bat who decides he will never let darkness take over the world again... Full color, comic-like picture book for children and adults alike.

When a goose crashes onto their roof, the lives of Oswald, a fame-seeking opossum, and his best human friend, shy, ten-year-old Joey, are turned upside down. Oswald's persistent attempts at stardom alienate all his friends, human and animal, and threaten to ruin Joey's life when his mother is wrongfully arrested for animal cruelty. Horrified into thinking about someone other than himself, Oswald enlists three raucous raccoons and a sarcastic cat to put things right.

This book follows a cheerful bat as the narrator tells facts about his life. We follow him as he searches for food and talks with friends as well as attends a bat family reunion. The story paints bats in an appealing interesting light and leads students to learn many details about the animal.

With vivid illustrations, and a whimsical writing style Word Study Buddy introduces young students to different phonics sounds through amusing tales.

Have you ever wondered how certain animals got their uniqueness? Each and every animal is different, having their own special attributes to make them special. A fox, for example, has a fluffy and beautiful tail, while a frog has long, strong legs. Every animal has something special for their purpose in life.

The Raccoon and the Angel is a story about the uniqueness of animals. Manuel Hasani Gonzalez's story is a folklore tale about how the raccoon got his mask. The raccoon believed he was different because he did not have special characteristics like his other animal friends. He...

Shh...look...listen...to the sounds of the dark say Goodnight

What sails? What flies? Those...these, Down low, nearby, far off, up high.
Who listens? Who looks? Who hears? Who sees?

An homage to the melodies of nighttime, to each critter that sings, hoots, or glows, All Ears, All Eyes takes us on a moonlit journey where the landscape shimmers with Fantasia-like beauty. Where if you look and listen, you might spy an owl, a deer, a chipmunk--or--what else --before falling asleep.

Mango, a baby bat, thinks that his mother is a dangerous flyer. But, he'd prefer to fly with her rather than being left in the bat nursery with a nanny, and two taunting little bats who share his branch. Join Mango as he discovers that he can be a little bit brave, even when he doesn't plan to be. Mango, the scaredy bat is a 28-page book (14 double-page spreads) with text pop-ups. Recommended for ages 5-8. The younger reader will love having this tale read to them, while the older reader will enjoy reading it for themselves or with assistance. 'Mango, the Scaredy Bat' was Inspired by the...

I started writing the 'Alaska Animal Tails' series to teach children and children at heart, about my home Alaska. I try to tell my stories from the animal's perspective and the lay of the land from their view. If you read a story of a Beaver, Bison, or Owl I would like you to feel as though you are the same as they are. My hope is when you finish reading my story you have learned something new you can keep.

Bats are our friends, and we shouldn't be afraid of them. They eat insects and pollinate plants, too, just like the birds, the bees and other animals and insects. There are millions of bats on Earth, over a thousand species, but here you will meet just three of them: Murcielita, Fred and Joe. Read their story to find out what happens when these three friends go exploring. Bilingual story in English and Spanish. Promotes environmental awareness.

Alice the amazing is a bat. She is a whirling twirling acrobat who befriends an old toad who is no longer able to hop-a-long quickly to catch bugs. Alice the acrobat gets an amazing idea. Alice the Amazing Acrobat is a whimsical, exuberant rhyming story that is full of heart. This book is a mother/son creation because the author's son is the book's illustrator. The book also offers surprise pages for your children to color.