Little Cloud

The Science of a Hurricane

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Pub Date Feb 18 2020 | Archive Date Dec 20 2019

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Description

Follow our little cloud on an adventure through the sky and learn the science behind how it transforms from a simple cumulus cloud to a full-blown hurricane.

Beautifully detailed illustrations from award-winning artist Julie McLaughlin integrate science with storytelling. Children will enjoy finding new gems of information even after several reads, thanks to a whimsical and rich layout. And meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe weaves a comprehensive narrative about a powerful weather system that’s so compelling readers won’t even realize they are on their way to becoming budding meteorologists.

Follow our little cloud on an adventure through the sky and learn the science behind how it transforms from a simple cumulus cloud to a full-blown hurricane.

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Advance Praise

“Simple primary narrative...Cheery, digitally collaged illustrations add even more information...clear enough for early weather watchers.”—Kirkus Reviews

“This little book is a good investment in introductory knowledge about an intriguing meteorological phenomenon. With the basic information provided by Little Cloud, kids will be better equipped to understand and become involved in a fascinating branch of science. Highly Recommended.”—CM: Canadian Review of Materials  

“Simple primary narrative...Cheery, digitally collaged illustrations add even more information...clear enough for early weather watchers.”—Kirkus Reviews

“This little book is a good investment in...



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