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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series describes various weather phenomena using clear, descriptive prose. Warm illustrations show weather-related events and people reacting to them; some diagrams and maps are also included. The volumes will engage readers curious about when, where, and how certain weather systems are likely to occur. Educators will find these texts useful for explaining complex subject matter in an accessible way. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers titles: It's a Thunderstorm!, It's a Tornado!, It's a Tsunami!, It's Hailing!, It's Raining!, and It's Snowing!
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series describes various weather phenomena using clear, descriptive prose. Warm illustrations show weather-related events and people reacting to them; some diagrams and maps are also included. The volumes will engage readers curious about when, where, and how certain weather systems are likely to occur. Educators will find these texts useful for explaining complex subject matter in an accessible way. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers titles: It's a Thunderstorm!, It's a Tornado!, It's a Tsunami!, It's Hailing!, It's Raining!, and It's Snowing!
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series describes various weather phenomena using clear, descriptive prose. Warm illustrations show weather-related events and people reacting to them; some diagrams and maps are also included. The volumes will engage readers curious about when, where, and how certain weather systems are likely to occur. Educators will find these texts useful for explaining complex subject matter in an accessible way. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers titles: It's a Thunderstorm!, It's a Tornado!, It's a Tsunami!, It's Hailing!, It's Raining!, and It's Snowing!
(3)
K-3
Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series describes various weather phenomena using clear, descriptive prose. Warm illustrations show weather-related events and people reacting to them; some diagrams and maps are also included. The volumes will engage readers curious about when, where, and how certain weather systems are likely to occur. Educators will find these texts useful for explaining complex subject matter in an accessible way. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers titles: It's a Thunderstorm!, It's a Tornado!, It's a Tsunami!, It's Hailing!, It's Raining!, and It's Snowing!
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series describes various weather phenomena using clear, descriptive prose. Warm illustrations show weather-related events and people reacting to them; some diagrams and maps are also included. The volumes will engage readers curious about when, where, and how certain weather systems are likely to occur. Educators will find these texts useful for explaining complex subject matter in an accessible way. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers titles: It's a Thunderstorm!, It's a Tornado!, It's a Tsunami!, It's Hailing!, It's Raining!, and It's Snowing!
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series describes various weather phenomena using clear, descriptive prose. Warm illustrations show weather-related events and people reacting to them; some diagrams and maps are also included. The volumes will engage readers curious about when, where, and how certain weather systems are likely to occur. Educators will find these texts useful for explaining complex subject matter in an accessible way. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Weather Watchers titles: It's a Thunderstorm!, It's a Tornado!, It's a Tsunami!, It's Hailing!, It's Raining!, and It's Snowing!
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K-3
Everyone Has Feelings series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series takes characters through situations that readers themselves may experience, along with associated emotions and physical manifestations of the feelings (e.g., "Aaron wins first place in the spelling bee. His smile is really big"). Though their purpose-driven agenda is evident, the books do a decent job portraying the events. Digital illustrations convey the title emotions without much fanfare. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these Everyone Has Feelings titles: Everyone Feels Sad Sometimes, Everyone Feels Angry Sometimes, and Everyone Feels Happy Sometimes.
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K-3
Everyone Has Feelings series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series takes characters through situations that readers themselves may experience, along with associated emotions and physical manifestations of the feelings (e.g., "Aaron wins first place in the spelling bee. His smile is really big"). Though their purpose-driven agenda is evident, the books do a decent job portraying the events. Digital illustrations convey the title emotions without much fanfare. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these Everyone Has Feelings titles: Everyone Feels Sad Sometimes, Everyone Feels Angry Sometimes, and Everyone Feels Happy Sometimes.
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K-3
Everyone Has Feelings series.
Illustrated by
Damian Ward.
This series takes characters through situations that readers themselves may experience, along with associated emotions and physical manifestations of the feelings (e.g., "Aaron wins first place in the spelling bee. His smile is really big"). Though their purpose-driven agenda is evident, the books do a decent job portraying the events. Digital illustrations convey the title emotions without much fanfare. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these Everyone Has Feelings titles: Everyone Feels Sad Sometimes, Everyone Feels Angry Sometimes, and Everyone Feels Happy Sometimes.