Using Hurricane Andrew as an example, describes the formation, course, and effects of these violent storms and explains how scientists predict and track them.
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Grade 3-5?These series entries provide information on a relatively low reading level in language that is clear and enjoyable to read. Cactus and Volcanoes present their subjects more from a classification than a process perspective. Hurricanes takes a sequential approach to a storm situation, while Tornadoes addresses readers as though they were personally experiencing one. However, it's the breathtakingly beautiful photographs that make these books stand out. Extremely well composed and compelling to the eye, the pictures reach out and pull readers in. Most libraries will already have titles covering these topics, but Murray's books are exceptional in their ability to speak to young readers.?Melissa Gross, Beverly Hills Public Library, CA
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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