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It’s summer, and the sun shines longer each day. Sometimes it storms. But do you know what happens during a storm? Or what animals do during summer? What fun can you have out in the hot summer sun?
"The seasons are the topic of these nonfiction offerings. Each season gets its own book, and each title follows a similar format. Brief chapters describe typical temperature patterns and weather conditions, seasonal changes that affect plants and trees, ways in which animals adapt, and suggest fun outdoor activities. Readers are directed to the FactHound portal site, which maintains links to vetted Internet resources. The selections follow a typical graphic layout, with informational text accompanying colorful drawings. Technical vocabulary is introduced in context and then reinforced through the illustrations. Content aligns with national standards for the early elementary grades, and these selections provide accessible curriculum support. Bibliography. Glossary. Index. Recommended." - Library Media Connection
March 1, 2011
Cari Meister has written more than a hundred books for children, including the "Tiny" series (Penguin) and the "Meet the Monsters" series (Stone Arch Books). She has received many awards for her books. Most recently, "Airplane Adventure" (Stone Arch Books), was named to "Parents" magazine Best Books for 2010. Cari has been fascinated by the night sky ever since she can remember. Her love of space and stars led her to Space Camp when she was growing up. Today, Cari lives in the mountains of Colorado, with her husband, four boys, two horses and one dog.
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