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Shadows of Night: The Hidden World of the Little Brown Bat
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Shadows of Night: The Hidden World of the Little Brown Bat

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A year in the life of the Little Brown Bat is beautifully depicted in both the text and the illustrations of this natural science picture book. Bash opens a world of shadows and night sounds to young readers, communicating in an unsensational way the creature’s complexity and grace. Her watercolor illustrations are evocative and realistic, conveying mood as well as the motion of the small, swooping creature she describes. –Booklist
Beginning with the spring gathering of ‘maternity colonies’ in steeples, barn rafters and chimneys, readers learn about bat behavior, biology and the basics of echolocation. Luminous watercolors and lively information present the world’s only flying mammals in a sympathetic, even endearing light. –Publishers Weekly
Bash’s illustrative talents shine… . An excellent choice. –School Library Journal, starred review
An artist’s eye is apparent in each dramatic spread… . Beautiful and informative. –Kirkus, pointer review

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Gibbs M. Smith Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 September 1995
Pages
32
ISBN
9780871564405

A year in the life of the Little Brown Bat is beautifully depicted in both the text and the illustrations of this natural science picture book. Bash opens a world of shadows and night sounds to young readers, communicating in an unsensational way the creature’s complexity and grace. Her watercolor illustrations are evocative and realistic, conveying mood as well as the motion of the small, swooping creature she describes. –Booklist
Beginning with the spring gathering of ‘maternity colonies’ in steeples, barn rafters and chimneys, readers learn about bat behavior, biology and the basics of echolocation. Luminous watercolors and lively information present the world’s only flying mammals in a sympathetic, even endearing light. –Publishers Weekly
Bash’s illustrative talents shine… . An excellent choice. –School Library Journal, starred review
An artist’s eye is apparent in each dramatic spread… . Beautiful and informative. –Kirkus, pointer review

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Gibbs M. Smith Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 September 1995
Pages
32
ISBN
9780871564405