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Science Comics Bats Learning to Fly Falynn Koch Books

Purchased for my 7 year old who loves bats. I can't say enough about this book, it is fascinating, educational, beautiful, and fun! I enjoyed reading it.


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Science Comics Bats Learning to Fly Falynn Koch Books Reviews

I won a free copy of this book from a Goodreads giveaway. While I'm under no obligation to review it, I will anyway.

I received this book with every intention of giving it away to a friend with kids who I thought would find it interesting. And I did give it to them after I read it, albeit begrudgingly and after a lot of internal debate. It's such a cool book that I really didn't want to part with it.

Falynn Koch somehow crafted a compelling narrative while still providing tons of information about bats. We're introduced to a soon-to-be-injured little brown bat as well as a teenage girl. The injured bat is taken to a rehab center where he meets different bats who explain how different species live, what they eat, etc. The teen girl, taking an interest in the welfare of the injured bat, learns about what humans can do to help our flying friends. The story is fun and really informative. I learned a lot in the 120+ pages of this comic. And the illustrations are gorgeous.

Since reading this book, I've donated money to bat conservation efforts. While I haven't volunteered my time yet (can't find a local group!), I have printed schematics for building a bat house, which I plan to do very soon. So I guess this book has made a (small) impact on the lives of bats. It has definitely had an impact on my life.
I cannot say enough good things about this book. I know it's geared towards 9-13 year old readers, but my 6 year old devoured this book within the 1st two days we had it, and continues to re-read it frequently. The graphic novel format is perfect for younger kids and preteens, and the illustrations and flow of the book help keep them engaged while educating them on the subject matter (in this case, bats).

There truly is a wealth of knowledge in this book, which was evidenced on our next trip to the zoo when my daughter shared a number of the bat-related facts and figures she had learned while reading it.

I can't wait to pick up different titles of these Science Comics for her.
Follow a little brown bat to a vet clinic who is injured by humans who misunderstand his actions. At the clinic the little brown bat learns all about other bats in the world, their eating habits, and where they like to hang out.

This is what I'll dub very informative fiction. The book is structured in a graphic novel fiction story, but it is loaded with tons of real facts and info on bats. And the overall purpose is definitely to inform. I'd recommend reading this one with The Bats Scientists for a very well-rounded primer on bats and why humans should re-think how they think about these critters. I personally love that they eat so many mosquitoes. This does an especially good job of outlining the different types of bats. Recommended for curious kids.
I bought this for my daughter originally, but then bought a copy for my classroom as a middle school teacher. Perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about bats!
Great book. Accessible and engaging for young readers!
Fantastic and unique art. Fun bat facts. I loved it and I learned so much.
My son loves this series and it is so educational.
Purchased for my 7 year old who loves bats. I can't say enough about this book, it is fascinating, educational, beautiful, and fun! I enjoyed reading it.