Nocturnal Symphony: A Bat Detector's Journal

Nocturnal Symphony: A Bat Detector's Journal book cover
SCIENCE SQUAD Nocturnal Symphony A Bat Detector's Journal by J A Watson Illustrations by Arpad Olbey Beehive Illustration Text by Anne E Johnson Consultant Dr Christopher Yahnke Professor of Biology University of Wisconsin Stevens Point JOLLY FISH PRESS Mendota Heights Minnesota
Nocturnal Symphony: A Bat Detector's Journal

Nocturnal Symphony: A Bat Detector's Journal

Twelve-year-old Brubeck Farrell has two problems. First, she needs to help the Science Squad of Central Wisconsin raise enough money for quality ultrasound equipment to record bat sounds. Second, she needs to convince her mom to marry her longtime girlfriend, Ginger. When Ginger overhears some of Bru’s bat sounds and wants to use them in the music she’s composing for a video game, Bru realizes that the solutions to her two problems may be intertwined. Will Bru’s fundraising efforts get the Squad the bat detection equipment they need? And what will it take to get her mom and Ginger to say “I do”? Welcome to the Science Squad, a citizen science organization for curious kids who love nature and science! Follow along as Squad members journal their efforts to make a difference in the world around them.

About This Book

By: J. A. Watson
Illustrated by: Arpad Olbey
Published by: Jolly Fish Press an imprint of North Star Editions
8-12Age Range
3.9 AR
188Pages
Wild ThingsSubject
700LLexile
4-5 hoursReading Time
OGuided Reading
OFountas & Pinnell
34DRA