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Island Storm: Join two siblings as they experience the power of the natural world in their seaside town from the illustrator of SMALL IN THE CITY, for ages 3-7
By (author) Brian Floca, Illustrated by Sydney Smith
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In a thrilling picture book by Caldecott Medalist Brian Floca and acclaimed illustrator Sydney Smith, young readers will experience the sheer power of a violent thunderstorm and the calm of its aftermath. ""The power of nature captivates and compels in this phenomenal tale of pushing limits."" Kirkus Reviews A gorgeously illustrated jacketed hardback picture book for children which explores the extraordinary strength and changeability of the natural world, and shines a light on those thrilling new experiences shared with siblings. Join in the journey as two siblings go hand-in-hand to experience the true power of a thunderstorm in their seaside town. They want to witness it all - the rise, the thrill, and then the slow return to calm once the storm has passed and a new day begins. From two extraordinary and internationally recognized talents, Island Storm is a multi-sensory experience that will amaze readers as they understand the boundless possibilities of weather and the outdoors. - Perfect for ages 3-7 - A story for siblings and families to share together. - A celebration of the natural world, exploring and having outdoor adventures.
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Publisher | Walker Books Ltd
Published date | 23 Oct 2025
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 48
Dimensions | 282 x 210 x 10mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 480g
ISBN | 978-1-5295-3265-4
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