Whimsical Weather: Cloudy and the Storm That Wouldn't End

A storm rolls in from the west and will not leave. The fjord swells. The farmer boards his windows. Lena counts the seconds between flash and boom from her living room floor. High above, Cloudy believes he can push the storm out by himself, and finds out he cannot.Some problems will not move no matter how hard you push them. The answer is quieter, and smaller, and closer to how the world actually works.A warm, careful chapter book about wind, worry, and the weight of water, for young readers who already know the sky has things to tell them.In this book you will discover: - How real storms form, stay, and starve themselves.- Why some problems are too big to push, and what to do instead.- Weather words: front, updraft, downdraft, training storm, thunder.- How to count the seconds between flash and boom.- That asking "I don't know" can be the bravest thing you say.Ages 7-10. Reading level Grade 3-4. 15 chapters. A Whimsical Weather story.Book 2 in the Whimsical Weather series. If your reader loved A Cloudy's Adventure, the storm is here.

Pagina's: 117, Paperback, Independently published