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|  | | Bats in the Air, Bats in My Hair
Fun, energetic book about Sally's overnight adventure at her Grandmother's house when some very silly bats decide to have a "party" in Sally's room.
"Bats in the Air, Bats in My Hair" is for the Kindergarten to 3rd grade age group. It is written in rhyme to not only make it fun to read, but to also make it easy to learn to read. Sally goes to her Grandmother's expecting a normal visit, but is surprised by some very comic bats that only want to have some fun. "There were bats in the air and bats in her hair...They wiggled on the floor and she ran for the door." The illustrations are bold and vivid to capture a child's attention. You have to look close at the pictures...you don't know what | |  | | Just One More Game
Corey is so determined to beat the Black Knight he won't eat or go out to play. All it will take is "Just One More Game" to reach the Video Game Hall of Fame.
"Just One More Game" is about a boy named Corey who is so obsessed with playing video games he won't eat or go outside to play with his friends. Everyone is upset with him, but he is determined to beat the Black Knight at Level 10 be in the Video Game Hall of Fame.
The story is written by Martha Hamlett and illustrated by Davey Morgan. The story takes you into Corey's imagination as well as into the video game itself with the dynamic illustrations. There are a lot of fun characters that you meet along the way such as the Welsh Dragon, the family pets that are transported i |
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