The Little Bat That Could

Kreepy Kids #3

by Gemma Paul

The Little Bat yearns to explore the world he reads about in his books, but there is one small thing holding him back. Delve into this tale and see if he can make his dreams come true.

28 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 20, 2020

Reviews

[Deborah Barwick · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a nicely sized book, easy to handle for children. Large, clear font makes it suitable for younger readers to use, but it would be equally good for teachers to read to primary school groups, or for parents to tell at bedtime.
The illustrations are engaging and bright and the main character extremely likeable. With a lovely story about achieving what you aim for with perseverance, it has a great message.
I loved the search for the Little Bat’s name. However, because of the font type within the illustrations, some of the letters (O, L, and D particularly) could easily have been mistaken for part of the picture. Younger children will certainly need help with this.
The activities at the end of the book – colouring, and remembering where certain icons belong – are an added bonus, and should keep kids engaged even after the story has ended.
A super little book that I am sure younger readers will enjoy.
Deborah Barwick, Author
Business Partner
Official The Book Dragon Reviewer

[LittleRedsPublishing · Rating 5 out of 5]

Review by Abraham (6)

I loved this book! My favourite parts were finding the letters hidden on the pages and seeing the places on the map of the world. I give it 5 stars.

[Kate Stead · Rating 5 out of 5]

This adorable story showcases the value of patience as you grow. That sometimes you have to wait to be big enough to do the things you want. Great lessons for kids with a cute bat character.