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Colon and Burton then sign off as morning arrives in New York City, and the night workers finish their shifts as the day workers take over. Other children then present a few books on the related topics, including 'The Dream Eater' by Christian Garrison and illustrated by Diane Goode, 'The Moon' by Robert Louis Stevenson and illustrated by Denise Saldutti, and 'Night Markets' by Joshua Horwitz.

He then studies a baby bat, adding that the cave's floor is covered with flesh-eating insects that will devour a pup if it is not able to fly well and falls. He examines a mother bat up close, describing how she uses echolocation to find food and has human-like 'fingers' in her wings.

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In the story, a humble restaurant owner, Maxwell, is surprised to find his shelves empty and his cash register full when he arrives in the morning, unaware that at night, his pets prepare dishes and welcome a variety of animal guests to the café, hurriedly cleaning up before Maxwell comes back.īurton then explains that many animals are active at night, including bats, and ecologist Merlin Tuttle explores a cave in Texas that is inhabited by thousands of the creatures, pointing out how the space is filled with dangerous ammonia created by the bats' droppings, prompting him to wear protective gear. Our first event celebrates KID INVENTORS, and we hope that it will inspire creativity and spark the imagination of viewers. We are thrilled to share some books, activities, and resources to encourage reading beyond the show. Burton visits a 24-hour diner, where these nocturnal workers get their meals, and introduces this episode's book, 'Animal Café,' written and illustrated by John Stadler and read by Martin Short. Hi Rainbow Reading Friends Thank you for joining us on this amazing reading adventure.

Late-night radio DJ Niecy Colon talks about the various business that are active in the wee hours, including fish markets, flower markets and bakeries that spend the night preparing for the early morning's business. This program begins as Burton explores New York City late at night, explaining that the city is bustling active 24 hours a day.

Like the television show, Burton and the creators wanted to make reading the primary focus of the app. Parents can pay 9.99 a month or 29.99 for a six-month subscription to receive unlimited access to frequently updated content.

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One in this series of educational children's programs that encourages children to read, hosted by LeVar Burton. The Reading Rainbow app offers 150 books and 16 video 'field trips' designed for kids three to nine years of age. READING RAINBOW: ANIMAL CAFE (TV) Summary

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