Bat and Flamingo

After (quite literally) bumping into each other, the unlikely duo of Bat and Flamingo go on a journey to learn about each other’s lifestyles and habitats. 

Bat has had enough of the dark and the damp and decides to fly out into the hot sunny day. But he discovers that a bat is not made for such climes. Blinded by the sun, he crashes into Flamingo, who is out doing a little photography. Flamingo takes Bat back to Bat’s dark, damp cave, but when Flamingo shows Bat some photographs of Flamingo’s home in the warm sunshine, they decide to go together and experience each other’s way of life. 

 This gorgeously illustrated picture book teaches children about friendship and differences.

Daniel Frost is an award-winning British artist who has worked with a wide range of prestigious clients in the worlds of advertising, fashion, and publishing. An author and illustrator of both fiction and nonfiction picture books, his works have been enjoyed around the world and have been translated into many languages. Recent picture books include: The Children and the Whale, Little Gestalten, 2018 and Mini Cowboy, L’école des loisirs, 2020. Daniel’s charming and playful illustrations are created using a range of artistic materials. He approaches his work with passion and curiosity, which breathes life into every piece he makes. He lives and works in Copenhagen.Visit him onine at danielfrost.co.uk