How Bats See Without Eyes

Iris Fennimore

A boy builds a clicker in his garage, ties a blindfold over his eyes, and walks into the night to learn how bats see in the dark. Iris Fennimore's gentle mystery follows Milo through a borrowed library book, sleepless nights, and one brave experiment that turns sound into sight. Best for curious listeners ages 7 to 10 who like taking things apart and wondering how animals work. Duncan Winslow reads with the calm patience of a good science teacher, pausing just long enough for kids to picture the clicks bouncing off walls.