The Story of a Storm (Wonderwise Readers)

by Mick Manning

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Wonderwise Readers combine a real story, pictures and amazing facts in an imaginative approach to non-fiction, perfect for children just beginning to read (no more than 2 lines per page). In this book, it was the wildest storm the children had ever seen But in the thunder and lightning, something magical was happening... Ages 4-7.… (more)

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Wonderwise Readers combine a real story, pictures and amazing facts in an imaginative approach to non-fiction, perfect for children just beginning to read (no more than 2 lines per page). In this book, it was the wildest storm the children had ever seen But in the thunder and lightning, something magical was happening... Ages 4-7.

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