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Bill the Bat Finds His Way Home (hardcover 36 pages)
"Bill the Bat Finds His Way Home"is a rhyming
children’s picture book about a lost bat and his
search for home. The animals in "Bill the Bat"
view the world from a human perspective and
demonstrate problem solving skills. This book
is beautifully illustrated by Italian artist
Manuela Pentangelo and is told in a rhythmic
cadence that makes the story as much fun for
mom and dad as it is for the children. Bill is a
bat like no other -- a whimsical, Disney-type
character dressed with aerial goggles and radar.
The story is cleverly written by Daryl K. Cobb
and is the first in a series of Bill the bat stories.
Appropriate for children 0 to 8.
children’s picture book about a lost bat and his
search for home. The animals in "Bill the Bat"
view the world from a human perspective and
demonstrate problem solving skills. This book
is beautifully illustrated by Italian artist
Manuela Pentangelo and is told in a rhythmic
cadence that makes the story as much fun for
mom and dad as it is for the children. Bill is a
bat like no other -- a whimsical, Disney-type
character dressed with aerial goggles and radar.
The story is cleverly written by Daryl K. Cobb
and is the first in a series of Bill the bat stories.
Appropriate for children 0 to 8.
A reading by Daryl Cobb
"Bill the Bat Finds His Way Home"
"Bill the Bat Finds His Way Home"
Copyright 1999
Daryl K. Cobb
Daryl K. Cobb
Excerpt from:
Little Bill the bat He flew around all over town trying to find his way back home. Bill’s radar was down. He came crashing to the ground. He landed on Dave the duck. In the mud, Dave’s feet were stuck, as Gail the gander and Gill the goose tried to pry Dave’s feet loose. “Sorry, I just can’t stay,” said Bill as he flew away. He flew into Al the owl who was sleeping in the old oak tree. “Sorry,” said Bill the bat. “Could you tell me just where I’m at?” The owl said, “Who?” The bat said, “You. Could you help me find my way?” The owl fell back to sleep while standing on his feet. Not knowing what else to say, Bill then flew away. Poor Bill didn’t see the house. He awoke to find Mike the mouse. |