Strange but True Weather

A parent might reach for this book when their curious child is fascinated by big, strange, or extreme natural events. Perfect for kids who love collecting shocking facts, this book dives into the world's most bizarre weather, from raining frogs to giant hailstones and dust storms as big as cities. The book feeds a child's sense of wonder and curiosity about the natural world, using incredible photographs and easy-to-understand text to explain complex science. It's an excellent choice for early elementary readers, especially those who prefer nonfiction, as it makes learning about meteorology feel like a thrilling adventure.