storms

Designed for younger readers, this is an informative, fact-filled guide to all kinds of natural disasters.

The morning after a hurricane, two brothers find an uprooted tree which becomes a magical place, transporting them on adventures limited only by their imaginations.

"When a forty-seven-foot sailboat disappears in the Gulf Stream in the throes of a calamitous storm, it leaves behind three weary passengers struggling to stay alive afloat a life raft in violent waves 80 feet tall"--Provided by publisher.

On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina reached New Orleans. It was a Category 5 hurricane, with winds up to 175 miles per hour. The entire city had been ordered to evacuate. But those who could not leave sought shelter around the city, and had to endure as, in a single day, 80% of New Orleans flooded, some areas covered in 20 feet of water. Iron Will: Surviving the Storm recounts five stories of deadly storms and their impact on those forced to weather them. Those who want to survive must be prepared to face high winds, loss of electricity, intense flooding, and more.

Did you know that part of Earth tilts toward the Sun in summer? This makes summer days very sunny. Find out more in Weather, an All about summer book.

Did you know that, after winter, temperatures begin to rise in spring? People can start wearing fewer layers and lighter jackets. Find out more in Weather, an All about spring book.

A big storm is approaching, and Katie, her parents, and all her neighbors head to the grocery store to stock up on necessities--and Katie gets a lesson in smart shopping.

Baby falls asleep to a thunderstorm in the city, where all of the sounds blend together into a lullaby.

"A stray pup. A kind woman. A fierce storm. How they come together is at the heart of this stunning wordless picture book that celebrates patience, friendship, and finding a forever home"--Jacket flap.

Introduces readers to hurricanes, including how they form, how meteorologists predict them, and what damage they cause to affected areas.