This is a cute non-fiction title for younger readers that's all about bats: what they eat, where they sleep, how they fly, and whether or not we should be afraid of them (we shouldn't). The simple illustrations featuring a fourth wall-breaking bat are fun and informative.

I already knew some of the information in this book, but I still learned quite a few things; kids will likely learn even more. This would be a great title for kids who are interested in the natural world, and in bats in particular. It could be a great non-fiction title to have in the classroom around Halloween, too.

Bats need our help and this is another really cute book that teaches us who bats are, what they do, why they need our help and how to help them.
I got a comic book feel from this which leads me to think how super bats really are.

***Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review***

Bats scare many people, but I think they are fascinating and I'm excited that this book portrayed them in a fun and interesting light.

Another wonderful entry into the fun and informative Disgusting Creatures series. Elise Gravel has become one of my favorite children's authors. Highly recommended!

This is an adorable and great book about bats. The facts are great, demystifying bats is awesome, and the illustrations are adorable. Putting this on my to-buy list.

I received a copy of this arc from NetGalley for an honest review. I love all of Elise Gravel's books about animals and this new one about bats is just as good. Lots of funny illustrations and great info for kids.

This was a cute read with funny illustrations that would be perfect for 4-6 year olds who like animals. It was a little too technical at times, but overall did a good job of teaching about bats in a way that would help children be more respectful and kind to them.