Bat-Mite in the Batcave - (Bat-Family Adventures) by Steve Korté

About the Book

"The well-meaning Bat-Mite casts a spell giving Ace, the Bat-Hound, the ability to fly so he can follow Batman and Robin and help them catch criminals--but the spell ends up creating unintended problems"--

Book Synopsis

In this action-packed early chapter book, Bat-Mite spells big trouble for the Bat-Family! When Batman and Robin head out to stop a jewelry store thief in Gotham City, they leave their faithful canine companion, Ace, behind. But things take an unexpected turn when the mischievous Bat-Mite shows up in the Batcave, granting the Bat-Hound incredible superpowers! Suddenly, Ace soars into action, joining the Dynamic Duo on a high-stakes chase. Will the Bat-Family capture the crook, or will Gotham's newest superhero face some paw-sitively surprising obstacles? With its easy-to-read text and full-color illustrations, this wholesome early chapter book is a perfect choice for young superhero fans--and the entire family! More Bat-Family Adventures! Catwoman's Kitty Caper Gorilla Grodd's Animal Attack Killer Croc's Powerful Potion

Review Quotes

When Gotham City faces an overwhelming wave of crime and Batman can't respond to every plea for help alone, he calls on his trusted allies--"his ­BAT-FAMILY, of course! ROBIN, ­BATGIRL, ­NIGHTWING, and other Caped Crusaders" join Batman in the fight to protect the city. The latest titles in the series deliver action and adventure tailored for early readers, featuring familiar characters that fans will instantly recognize. Together, Batman and his family go ­head-to-head with notorious villains such as The Joker, Gorilla Grodd, Catwoman, and Killer Croc to thwart break-ins, thefts, and the destruction of Gotham City. A central theme to this series is teamwork and that working together can help the group succeed. The vivid, action-packed illustrations are reminiscent of comic book panels, adding to the excitement of the narrative. While the pacing of the stories may feel a bit fast, newly independent readers will likely enjoy the short, manageable length, with only three chapters per book, making them ideal for transitioning into chapter books. ­VERDICT A solid addition for libraries where Batman and other comic book heroes are in demand, offering fast-paced stories that will keep young readers engaged.-- "School Library Journal"