I Survived Hurricane Katrina, 2005 by Lauren Tarshis

I Survived Hurricane Katrina, 2005 by Lauren Tarshis is about a boy named Matt and his baby sister. His sister is sick and his mom and dad left to try  to get help for her to make her better. But  while they were gone  a hurricane hit the town. Matt had to survive all by himself.

I love this book because it is about weather and I love weather. I also love the I Survived series. You should read Hurricane Katrina, 2005.

Reviewed by Board game

100 facts you should know: Weather by Clare Oliver

100 facts you should know: Weather is by Clare Oliver. This book has facts about weather and what would happen if you were inside it. There are tornados, hurricanes and microbursts. Tornadoes form in flat land and hurricanes form along the beach on the coast. If you are in the midwest you get tornados, if you are on the south coast you get hurricanes.

I like this book because weather can be severe or cold snow. Snow is fun, because you go sledding, build a snowman or igloo. In severe weather you have to hide in a bathroom, cellar or in a shelter outside. I like to read books that have facts and nonfiction.

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Weather by Jonathan D. W. Kahl

The National Audubon Society First Field Guide: Weather is by Jonathan D. W. Kahl.  This book is very informative about the type of weather that happens in the world, including cyclones, clouds, and tornadoes.  It has plenty to see and it tells if they’re dangerous or not.  Other books in the series, like Insects, showed if the insects bit or were poisonous.  Weather, Minerals, Wildflowers, Insects, Mammals, and Reptiles are all titles in the series.  I can’t tell you too much, but I can advise you to read the series.  The books are awesome to read.  Different types of weather are important to know because some can be really dangerous, like tornadoes.

Reviewed by Mysterious P1E