Bats at Bay
Bats at Bay by Sheena Crossley, published by Pont in 2008, is a 63-page work written in English. This book follows a family of bats as they embark on a quest to find a new home after being forced to leave their tree. Their journey takes them across Cardiff, where they explore notable landmarks such as the Millennium Stadium and Cardiff Castle in search of a suitable place to settle.
Readers will discover the adventures of these bats as they navigate the city and encounter various sights along the way. The narrative highlights themes related to animals and nature, making it a fitting choice for those interested in juvenile fiction that explores the lives of mammals. As the bats reach St Fagans, the story hints at a potential change in their fortunes, inviting readers to join them on their journey.
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When a family of bats find that they have to move from their tree, the search for a new home begins. They fly all around Cardiff visiting the famous sights, including the Millennium Stadium and Cardiff Castle, in search of a place to suit all their tastes. When the bats arrive at St Fagans, it seems their luck may be about to change.
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