Scaredy Bat

Little Bat is accused of being scared of the light by Middle and Big Bat, so he must leave the old oak tree and prove them wrong. Will he face the Bogey Bat? This is a story about letting go and conquering fears, written by Jonathan Meres and illustrated by Anders Frang.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 28 pages
\n Publication date: 27 August 2021
\n Publisher: Little Door Books
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When Little Bat can't sleep one morning, Middle Bat and Big Bat are quick to tease and accuse him of being scared of the light. There's only one thing for it. Little Bat will have to leave the old oak tree, all by himself, and prove them wrong. But will he come face to face with the Bogey Bat? Is Little Bat really a Scaredy Bat?

A story about letting go and conquering your fears.

A brand new batty picture book from the pen of award-winning author of the hugely successful World of Norm book series, Jonathan Meres. Jonathan's lyrical and engaging text is complimented by up-and-coming illustrator Anders Frang. Together they have created a whimsical visual feast of a story for three- to six-year-olds.

Little Bat is a small, timid bat who lives in an old oak tree with his family. One morning, he can't sleep and his brothers and sisters tease him for being scared of the light. They tell him that he needs to leave the tree and prove that he's not scared.

At first, Little Bat is hesitant to leave the safety of the tree. But his brothers and sisters insist that he must face his fears. So, he sets out on a brave adventure to prove them wrong.

As he flies through the night, Little Bat encounters many strange creatures. He sees a giant bat, a flying squirrel, and even a ghost bat. But he doesn't let them scare him. He keeps flying, determined to prove that he's not a Scaredy Bat.

Finally, Little Bat reaches a clearing in the woods. In the center of the clearing is a large, dark cave. He hesitates for a moment, but then he musters up the courage to enter the cave.

Inside the cave, Little Bat finds a group of bats who are all scared of the dark. They tell him that they have been hiding in the cave for years, afraid of the light. But Little Bat doesn't give up. He tells the bats that he's not scared of the light and that they should come out and face their fears.

At first, the bats are hesitant. But then they realize that Little Bat is right. They come out of the cave, blinking in the bright light. They fly around, exploring the world outside.

Little Bat is proud of himself for conquering his fears. He knows that he has proven to his brothers and sisters that he's not a Scaredy Bat. And he knows that he has inspired the other bats in the cave to be brave and face their fears.

As he flies back to the old oak tree, Little Bat feels a sense of accomplishment. He has faced his fears and conquered them. And he knows that he will never be scared again.

The moral of the story is that it's important to face your fears and conquer them. No matter how scary or intimidating they may seem, you can overcome them with courage and determination. And by doing so, you can inspire others to be brave and face their fears as well.

Little Bat's adventure is a testament to the power of courage and determination. It shows that even the smallest and timidest of creatures can overcome their fears and achieve great things. And it reminds us that we all have the power to be brave and face our challenges.

This story is perfect for three- to six-year-olds who are just starting to learn about the world around them. It's a fun and engaging story that will inspire young readers to be brave and face their fears. And it's a story that will stay with them for years to come.

In conclusion, Little Bat's adventure is a story about letting go and conquering your fears. It's a story that will inspire young readers to be brave and face their challenges. And it's a story that will stay with them for years to come.

\n Weight: 168g\n
Dimension: 241 x 239 x 8 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781916205406\n \n