Lovely illustrations and a nice story about being interested in reading make this a real win as a children's book. The main character being a bat gives it a little bit of a Halloween feel, but it's a good book for any time of the year. And pay close attention to the stories being read by the librarian! Overall, great story, recommend for ages 4+/5. Littlebat's Halloween Story by Kendall, Gideon (ilt); Mayr, Diane and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at www.doorway.ru Littlebats Halloween Story by Mayr Diane - . · RL: points: Quiz:
BATS AT THE LIBRARY by Brian Lies (Houghton Mifflin) An open window means open house at the library for a bunch of literary bats, who at first are a bit feral, playing with the copy machine and creating shadow plays on the overhead projector ("Please keep it down--you must behave! The library is not your cave!"), but soon settle down to storytimes, during which they are all ears (and wings). Contributor or articles, stories, poems, and activities to periodicals, including Writer, Boys' Quest, Ladybug, and Christian Science Monitor. Sidelights. A librarian and freelance writer, Diane Mayr is the author of such well-received picture books as Littlebat's Halloween Story and Run, Turkey, Run! I believed in the book. I knew it would be perfect for story hour. And I wanted to die happy, so I kept submitting it.) Our readers might want to check out Diane's Littlebat's Halloween Story, too. Diane, you also have a number of nonfiction books available on a range of topics from apples to money.
Buy a cheap copy of Littlebat's Halloween Story book by Diane Mayr. 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 Free shipping over $ Littlebat loves to listen to the stories being told below the attic where he sleeps, but he has to wait until just the right time to get close enough to hear them better. Littlebat's Halloween Story. 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.
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