Rain, Hail, and Snow

by Trudi Trueit

Perfectly suited for today's science curriculum, this series explores aspects of the wonders of earth science. Each book fully explains complex concepts such as erosion, the water cycle, and evaporation. The books also highlight the human side of science by discussing the techniques and lives of people who study the Earth--meteorologists, storm chasers, geologists, and more.

63 pages, Library Binding

First published September 1, 2002

About the author

Trudi Trueit writes the kind of books she loves to read; stories packed with adventure, mystery, friendship, and hope; stories that reminds us to forge our own path and be our own hero! She's published more than 100 fiction and nonfiction titles for kids, including the award-winning EXPLORER ACADEMY series (National Geographic), which was chosen as an Amazon Prime Book Box selection and named one of Barnes and Noble Best Books of the Year for Young Readers. Look for her NEW EXPLORER ACADEMY spinoff series: VELA!

Born and raised in Seattle, WA she lives in the Northwest with her husband and three cats. P.S.: Trudi Trueit IS her real name (by marriage). Visit her website at www.truditrueit.com.

Visit her website at www.truditrueit.

Reviews

[Alex]

The book was very informative, and I learned a lot more about Rain, Hail, and Snow, and about how they are formed.

[D]

I thought this was kinda boring.