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Bat vs Poss: A story about sharing and making friends

Alexa Moses, Anil Tortop

4 Reviews

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Interest age: from c 3 years, Wildlife: mammals, Kids & Teens, Picture Books, Picture books, Wildlife (Children's / Teenage)

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SHORTLISTED FOR THE CBCA BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD: EARLY CHILDHOOD 2020

Meek the possum and her sisters three are happy living in the sprawling paperbark tree - until the day Squabbles the bat moves in. A story about sharing and making friends.

Meek lives with her three sisters, a gaggle of birds, lizards and other creatures next to a tumbledown terrace house. Everyone shares the space, and life is pretty sweet until the day a rude and messy fruit bat named Squabbles moves in - and demands everyone else move OUT. Will Meek be able to get rid of Squabbles, or is there a way for everyone to get along?

Alexa Moses's lively rhyming text is entertaining to read aloud and Anil Tortop's illustrations are full of terrific detail and great characterisation. BAT VS POSS is a fun story about learning to share that kids aged 3 to 5 will want to read over and over.

'Anil Tortop's illustrations are, again, simply stunning. Her work is colourful and vibrant, and has a magical ability to draw your eyes from across the room.' Kids' Book Review on Anil Tortop's DIGBY AND THE YODELAYHEE... WHO?

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Praise for Bat vs Poss: A story about sharing and making friends

  • Tortop's illustrations add another layer of charm to this already charming book. The endpapers are a fascinating study in footprints, the characters are endearing, and the animals full of movement. Her real strength, however, lies in the way she uses different viewpoints and different light sources to attract and engage the reader. Our view shifts from birds-eye (how appropriate!), to down below, from close-up to long shot. The light of the fire and the birthday candle seem to really radiate warmth off the page. - CBCA Reading Time on Anil Tortop s The Great Zoo Hullabaloo

  • The Leaky Story has quickly become a favourite in our household. The illustrations are brightly coloured with lots of action. - CBCA Reading Time on Anil Tortop's The Leaky Story

  • Anil Tortop has done a stellar job of enhancing the text through its translation. - Kids Book Review on The Leaky Story

  • Anil Tortop's illustrations are, again, simply stunning. Her work is colourful and vibrant, and it has a magical ability to draw your eyes from across the room. I love that every page has a different, brightly coloured background, and I can't rave enough about the simple yet detailed expressions Tortop creates to convey the curiosity, astonishment and delight the characters experience throughout the book. - Kids Book Review on Digby and the Yodelayhee... Who?

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