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A Trip to a Prehistoric Cave
Adventures with Abuela
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp
Albert Einstein
Alice's Birthday Cake
Ants in My Bed
Art Around Us
Bats in the Attic
C Is for Canada
Cali and Wanda Lou
Camouflage
Caribou Man
Carlos's Puzzle
Cathy Freeman
Desert People
Deserts Dry
Drums and Drumming
Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Tsunamis
Holidays Around the World
Horseshoes Aren't Just for Good Luck
Influenza
Lance Armstrong
Lighter Than Air
Money in the USA
Mysteries of the Lost Civilization
Remembering the Alamo
Ricardo's Dilemma
Running for Freedom
Sally's Secret Ambition
Severe Weather
Ships of Discovery
Special Effects
The Black Stones
Titanic Treasure
Vikings
Weave It!
Yee Haw! The Real Lives of the Cowboys
Bats in the Attic Bats in the Attic
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   ebb
   echolocation
   pup
   rabies
   secluded
   snout
   tide
   wade
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Book Summary:
Bats in the Attic, written in the first person, recounts a child's summer vacation at the shore with Gram. Living in a Victorian beach town is quite a contrast to the child's usual life in the city. The child learns the importance of bats, how to dig and cook clams, and to say good-bye to a very special summer. This book is the final installment in a three-part series about a child's summer at the shore.
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