Little Bat and the Fabulous Cave - Jarosova, Bohdana
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Erscheint vorauss. 10. Februar 2026
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Meet Gary: a curious greater mouse-eared bat! He wants to show you around his home! Little Bat Gary and the Fabulous Cave introduces readers to Gary, a greater mouse-eared bat exploring his birthplace cave. Alongside his friends, Gary discovers the best hide-and-seek spots and the juiciest caterpillars. This educational picture book offers an engaging glimpse into bat life and teaches young readers about a unique habitat through captivating storytelling and comprehensible facts. Vibrant illustrations and a charming narrative ensure children will be enthralled by Gary’s adventures in his underground home. Perfect for animal lovers!…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Meet Gary: a curious greater mouse-eared bat! He wants to show you around his home! Little Bat Gary and the Fabulous Cave introduces readers to Gary, a greater mouse-eared bat exploring his birthplace cave. Alongside his friends, Gary discovers the best hide-and-seek spots and the juiciest caterpillars. This educational picture book offers an engaging glimpse into bat life and teaches young readers about a unique habitat through captivating storytelling and comprehensible facts. Vibrant illustrations and a charming narrative ensure children will be enthralled by Gary’s adventures in his underground home. Perfect for animal lovers!
Autorenporträt
Bohdana Jarosova studied at library school in Brno before continuing at Charles University in Prague, where she pursued but did not complete her degree due to her interest in journalism. She spent 17 years working for Lidove noviny and Mladá fronta DNES, primarily covering healthcare and economics. In January 2023, she became a literary editor at B4U Publishing, where she combines journalistic rigor with creative freedom in children’s non-fiction. She lives in Prague. Filip Hornik is an illustrator, graphic designer, and member of the Association of Illustrators (ASIL). He graduated from the School of Applied Arts in Kremnica and completed his doctoral studies at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. Currently engaged in book and magazine illustration for children, he contributes to the Slovak magazines Bublina and Slniečko, in which he is a co-creator of the legendary character of Jožko Mrkvička. His illustrations have been part of many exhibitions around Europe. He lives and works in Smolenice, a small village under the mysterious Carpathian mountains.