The book "Review of American Pipistrellus Bats" is a study devoted to the study of the biodiversity and ecology of mouse-like bats in North America. The authors of this work, Walter Volber Dahlquest and Eugene Raymond Hall, highlight the unique features and characteristics of representatives of the genus Pipistrellus living in the United States and other regions of America. The book draws attention to the anatomical features, life habits, habitat, nutrition and reproduction of these small bats, which play an important role in the ecosystem of the continent. The authors draw on their own research, data, and observations, making this book a source of valuable information for both zoologists and the general public interested in the natural world. "Review of American bats of the genus Pipistrellus" is a must-read for anyone interested in wildlife and the animal world.