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 \nInteresting informational books such as the National GeographicReaders help your children learn more about the world we livein,while helping them with reading comprehension.And stud-ies show that informational reading is critical to success as theyprogress through school.  \nWith the earliest levels in this series,you and your children willwant to read together.Even after your children can read alone,they'll still enjoy reading time with you.Either way,keep in mindthat when parents show that reading is fun,rather than a set ofskills to be learned,their children achieve more,and learn more.  \nSincerely,  \nmawm  ym  \ndn  \nMariam Jean Dreher  \nProfessor of Reading EducationUniversity of Maryland.College Park  \nElizabeth Carney  \nSCHOLASTIC INC.  \nNew York Toronto London AucklandSydney Mexico City New Delhi Hong Kong  \nFor Cheri and Raquel,and thefond memories of our  \nNo patt of his pablicatior erary be reproduced,storcd in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying.recording or otherwise,without written permission of the publisher.For informationregarding permission,write to National Geographie Society.114517th Street N.W.,Washington.D.C.20036-4688.Text copyright2010 by National Geographic Society.All rights reserved.Published by Scholastic lnc.557 Broadway,New York,NY 10012,by arrangement with National Geographic Society.SCHOLASTIC and associated logos aretrademarks and/or registered trademarks of Scholastic Inc.  \nISBN 978-0-545-41968-0  \n12.11309876543211112.13141516/0Printed in the U.S.A.40First Scholastic printing.October 2011  \nCover,TheoAllofs;1,Martin withers/FLPA/Minden pictures/NationalGeographicstock.com;2,Merlin D.Tuttle,Bat Conservationfntemational;5,cbimages/Alamy:6,NorbertWu/Minden pictures/NationalGeographicstock.com;8,Michael Lynch/Alamy;  \n9,Carol Fameti Foster/Getty mages;10,TimLaman/NationalGeographicstock.com;12,Mark Carwardine/naturepl.com;13,EricBaccega/naturepl.com;14,Victor Habbick Visions/Photo Researchers,Inc.;16(top),Imagestate/Alamy;16(bottom),Dr.MorleyRead/shuttersfock;17(top),Barry Mansell/naturepl.com;17(bottom),Nina Leen/Time &Lifepictures Creative/Getty Images;19,Then Allofs/The mage Bank/Getty Images;21,Tristan Savatier/Flikr/Gety lmages;22,WIN-nitiative/Getty Images;23,Dr.Merlin  \nD.Tuttle/Bat Conservation lntemational/Photo Researchers,Inc.;24,Newspix/Rex USA;26,Michael&Patricia Fogden/MindenPictures/NationalGeographicstock.com;28,Ingo Amdt/Foto Natura/Minden Pictures/NationalGeographicstock.com;29(top),Tom Uhlman/Alamy;29(middle),Oxfordscientifc/Photolibrary/Gey mages;29(bottom),Nick Gordon/ardea.com;30,TimLaman/NationalceographicStock.com;3o (inset),Steve Downer/ardea,com;31(top),Konrad wothe/Minden Pictures/National-Geographicstock.com³(middle),ChrisHowes/Widplaces photography/Alamy;3(bottom),Hugo willcox/Foto Natura MindenPictures/NationalGeographistock.com;2,(top,lef);3z(midle,lef),Bob Stefko/The mage Bank/Getty Images;32(bottom,left),Tim Laman/NationalGeographicStock.com;3z(top,right),Victor HabbickVisions/Photo Researchers,Inec.;32(middle,right),Michael&atica ogden/Nationalseographicstock.com;32 (bottom,righ),Stefen&Alexandra Sailer/ardea.com.  \nWhat's a Bat?……………………………………………4  \nBat Food……………………………………………………6  \nNight Flight……………………………………………10  \nBat Bodies………12  \nFunny Face………………………………………………16  \nHanging Out…………………………………………18  \nBaby Bats……………………………………………………22  \nBat Rescue…………………………………………………24  \nNature's Helpers………………………………………26  \nBat Myths Busted!……………………………28  \nBat Hall of Fame…………………………………30  \nGlossary………………………………………………………32  \n# What'saBat?\n\nI sleep by day.I fly by night.I have nofeathers to aid my flight.What am I?  \nThe answer is a bat!A bat is a  \n","cbCaiqGRVM3TTkFZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqGRVM3TTkFZ","pdf",2307051,36,"English","# What's a Bat?\n## Bat Food\n## Glossary","[{\"question\":\"What makes a bat a mammal?\",\"answer\":\"A bat is a mammal because it is warm-blooded, has hair, and nurses its young with milk.\"},{\"question\":\"How many types of bats are there, and what do most eat?\",\"answer\":\"There are about 1,200 types of bats in the world, and most eat insects.\"},{\"question\":\"Do bats suck human blood?\",\"answer\":\"No. Only three kinds of bats drink blood, and they mostly feed on the blood of animals like cows and deer, not humans.\"}]","KIDS② - BatsElizabeth Carney - read together | PDF",1790600966,14]