About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is transfixed by a rainy window or feels a bit of trepidation during a booming summer thunderstorm. It is the perfect choice for transforming weather-related anxiety into a sense of wonder and scientific curiosity. The story follows a small fox navigating the woods as a light drizzle evolves into a powerful downpour and eventually settles into a peaceful, life-giving pond. Through rhythmic, onomatopoeic language, Tim McCanna captures the sensory experience of water in its many forms. It functions as both a soothing bedtime read and an introductory science text, helping children ages 2 to 6 understand the water cycle through sound and emotion. Parents will appreciate how the vibrant illustrations and poetic pace mirror the natural ebb and flow of a storm, providing a safe, beautiful way to explore the power of nature.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is entirely secular and metaphorical. While there is a moment of mild peril where the fox looks a bit overwhelmed by the intensity of the rain, the resolution is entirely hopeful and comforting.
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