Bat Loves the Night: Read and Wonder

Great book especially for bat lovers. Students will learn facts about bats along with reading some interesting texts. There is poetry and a lot of interesting facts all mixed into this book.

How many people have actually see a bat up close before? I bet not very many because bats are nocturnal and people are not. This means that bats come out at night while people are sleeping, and while people are out and about during the day, the bats are sleeping. What a mixed up schedule! "Bat Loves The Night" helps people understand the characteristics of bats, and how they live. Did you know that most bats do not drink blood for food? Most bats feed on bugs and insects for their food. There are many special qualities and routines that bats have as well such as unique ways of actually catching their meals, how they take care of their young, and why they live where they live. Bat in "Bat Loves The Night," is eager to tell you more of her story, so come join the fun with her and find out more interesting and out of this world facts about Bat and her friends! ( )

Very factual, with sidenotes of information, describes a bats night. Maybe a little creepy with the bats living in the house. ( )

This would be a great book to pair with Bats at the Beach when comparing fiction and nonfiction books. ( )

Story of a pipistrelle bat with illustrations. Scientific information throughout. ( )