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Maurice Sendak  \nThere was once a little brown bat whocouldn't sleep days—he kept waking upand looking at the world.Before long hebegan to see things differently from theother bats,who from dawn to sunsetnever opened their eyes.The Bat-Poetis the story of how he tried to make theother bats see the world his way.  \nHere in The Bat-Poet are the bat'sown poems and the bat's own world:theowl who almost eats him;the mocking-bird whose irritable genius almost over-powers him;the chipmunk who loveshis poems,and the bats who can't makeheads or tails of them;the cardinals,blue jays,chickadees,and sparrows whofly in and out of Randall Jarrell's funny,lovable,and truthful fable.  \nMaurice Sendak has drawn picturesof the bat and his world as unusual asthe story itself.  \nOnly a few children's books delight achild’s parents as much as they delightthe child.The Bat-Poet is one of them.  \nnachis  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2022 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/batpoet0000unse  \nTHE BAT-POET  \noto Mary  \nTHE BAT-POET  \nBy RANDALL JARRELL  \nPictures by Maurice Sendak  \n本  \nTHE MACMILLAN COMPANY,NEW YORKCOLLIER-MACMILLAN LIMITED,LONDON  \nSIXTH PRINTING,1967  \nCOPYRIGHT THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 1963,1964.ALL RICHTS RESERVED,NO PART OFTHIS BOOK MAY BE REPRODUCED OR UTILIZED IN ANY FORM OR BY ANY MEANS,ELECTRONICOR MECHANICAL,INCLUDING PHOTOCOPYING,RECORDING OR BY ANY INFGRMATION STOR-AGE AND RETRIEVAL SYSTEM,WITHOUT PERMISSION IN WRITING FROM THE PUBLISHER.LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOG CARD NUMIBER 64-16812,THE MACMILLAN COMPANY,NEW YORK.COLLER-MACMILLAN CANADA,LTD.,TORONTO,ONTARIO.PRINTED IN THE U.S.A.  \nOnce upon a time there was a bat—a little lightbrown bat,the color of coffee with cream in it.Helooked like a furry mouse with wings.When I'd goin and out my front door,in the daytime,I'd look upover my head and see him hanging upside downfrom the roof of the porch.He and the others hungthere in a bunch,all snuggled together with theirwings folded,fast asleep.Sometimes one of themwould wake up for a minute and get in a more com-fortable position,and then the others would wrigglearound in their sleep till they'd got more comfortabletoo;when they all moved it looked as if a fur wavewent over them.At night they'd fly up and down,  \naround and around,and catch insects and eat them;on a rainy night,though,they'd stay snuggled to-gether just as though it were still day.If you pointeda flashlight at them you'd see them screw up theirfaces to keep the light out of their eyes.  \nToward the end of summer all the bats except thelittle brown one began sleeping in the barn.Hemissed them,and tried to get them to come back andsleep on the porch with him.\"What do you want tosleep in the barn for?\"he asked them.  \n\"We don't know,\"the others said.“What do youwant to sleep on the porch for?\"  \n\"It's where we always sleep,\"he said.\"If I sleptin the barn I'd be homesick.Do come back and sleepwith me!\"But they wouldn't.  \nSo he had to sleep all alone.He missed the others.They had always felt so warm and furry against him;whenever he'd waked,he'd pushed himself up intothe middle of them and gone right back to sleep.Nowhe'd wake up and,instead of snuggling against theothers and going back to sleep,he would just hangthere and think.Sometimes he would open his eyes alittle and look out into the sunlight.It gave him aqueer feeling for it to be daytime and for him to behanging there looking;he felt the way you wouldfeel if you woke up and went to the window andstayed there for hours,looking out into the moon-light.  \nIt was different in the daytime.The squirrels and","cbCaitqEbt1LHakQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitqEbt1LHakQ","pdf",3980372,56,"English","# THE BAT-POET\n## The Bat Who Couldn’t Sleep\n## Missing the Others\n## Learning to See Differently\n## Encounters in His World","[{\"question\":\"What kind of atmosphere does the story create with its poems and 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