Elana K. Arnold is the author of many books for children and teens,
including the middle grade novels A Question of Miracles,
Far From Fair, and A Boy Called Bat, and the YA
novels What Girls Are
Made Of and Infandous. What Girls Are
Made Of was a 2017 National Book Award finalist, and her
other books have been variously included on the Los Angeles
Public Library's Best Books of the Year list, the Bank Street Best
Children's Books of the Year list, the YALSA Best Fiction for Young
Adults list, have been ALAN Picks, and have been selected for
inclusion in the Amelia Bloomer Project. She holds a master's
degree in Creative Writing/Fiction from the University of
California, Davis, and currently lives in Huntington Beach,
California, with her husband, two children, and a menagerie of
animals.
Charles Santoso loves drawing little things in his little journal
and dreams about funny, wondrous stories. He moves around between
different countries to live and work. Charles is always on the
lookout for bookstores and cats whenever he explores a new place.
You can visit him at www.charlessantoso.com
“Delightful. This humorous follow-up is even stronger than its
predecessor and will leave readers hoping for a third book
featuring Bat and his family.” — School Library Journal
“A gentle tale of shared similarities rather than differences that
divide and a fine read-aloud with a useful but not didactic message
of acceptance.” — Kirkus Reviews
A winsome blend of humor and heart, vibrant characters, and
laugh-out-loud dialogue. Arnold’s narrative also gracefully
explores life through the eyes of a boy on the autism
spectrum. The ever-lovable Bat is sure to resonate with
readers of all ages. — Booklist Online
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