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Books with title Big, Bad Storm

  • Big, Bad Storm

    David Johnson

    Mass Market Paperback (Grosset & Dunlap, May 18, 1998)
    The Puzzle Place kids are forced inside when a storm hits on the day of their picnic, and Leon is particularly afraid of the thunder and lightning
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  • The Big Storm

    Nancy Tafuri

    Paperback (n/a, March 15, 2009)
    Ten adorable animals take cover from a storm in edition of Nancy Tafuri’s counting book.
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  • The Big Storm

    Robin Reid, Kirk-Albert Etienne

    Paperback (Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, July 1, 2002)
    When a big storm pounds and rumbles around his home, Little Bill becomes fearful of the night, but when one of his family members shows up to keep him company, Little Bill soon realizes that thunder and lightning aren't that scary after all. Original.
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  • The Big Storm

    Bruce Hiscock

    Hardcover (Atheneum, Sept. 30, 1993)
    Tracks the path of a huge storm in Spring 1982 from the Pacific coast to New York, explaining why storms move west to east, how weather forecasters follow their progress, and the connection between geography and meteorology.
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  • The Big Storm

    Bruce Hiscock

    Paperback (Boyds Mills Press, Aug. 1, 2008)
    Where do storms come from? To answer this question, Bruce Hiscock examines one of the most powerful spring storms ever recorded. Illustrations and simple diagrams help explain how big storms originate and how this one traveled across the United States. Readers will never again look at rain in the same way.
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  • The Big Storm

    Franci Fryberger, Steven Fryberger

    language (, June 2, 2012)
    The Big Storm is the second book in series depicting the adventures of Fatima and Mabrouk the Lucky Goat. These stories capture glimpses of life in modern Oman, with an emphasis on character, practicality, humor and safety.In this story, Fatima and her pet goat Mabrouk survive typhoon Gonu, a very strong storm that struck Oman in June of 2007. The story highlights the resourcefulness of her Omani family in surviving the ordeal, and the way the community as a whole banded together in the aftermath of the storm. The story begins when Fatima travels to Muscat to visit her Uncle Ali's farm, which exists as an agrarian hold-out within the the city. She is excited to ride the famous horse Jamil that Uncle Ali keeps for his old friend the Sultan of Oman. However, during her visit, typhoon Gonu approaches, then strikes the northern coast of Oman including Muscat. The story then describes how her family prepared for the storm, endured it, and rebuilt Uncle Ali's farm afterwards. Despite the serious theme, the story is lighthearted and practical, with useful discussion by the main characters of both the environmental aspects of urban construction in flood plains, as well as personal safety during floods. For example, at one point in the story, when the main characters are trapped on an island formed by the flood, Uncle Ali provides sensible cautions about the dangers of crossing any stream or desert wash when in flood. The story also has a crew of likeable Jinns (related to Genies of European fiction) that appear as secondary characters in the story. During the flood the main characters are trapped on an island where, one after another, large and scary animals swim ashore, providing a few nervous moments. The humorous, somewhat surprising end of the story leaves the readers feeling good about the experience despite the well-known difficulties caused by typhoon Gonu in Muscat.The story comes with a glossary of key Arabic words and place names, a map of Oman, and a note to teachers and parents detailing the factual background for the story.
  • The Big Storm

    Bruce Hiscock

    Paperback (Aladdin, March 1, 2000)
    Provides an informative reference tool for young readers by explaining how weather changes, storms are formed, and more. By the author of The Big Rivers. Reprint.
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  • The Big Storm

    Dave Saunders, Julie Saunders

    Paperback (Antique Collectors' Club, Dec. 15, 1999)
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  • The Big Storm

    Robin Reid, Kirk-Albert Etienne

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books: A Division of Sanval, July 15, 2002)
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  • The Big Storm

    Rhea Tregebov, Maryann Kovalski

    Hardcover (Hyperion, June 1, 1993)
    Jeanette accidentally leaves her cat Kitty Doyle outside during a big snowstorm and fears for her safety
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  • Big Storm, The

    Rhea Tregebov, Maryann Kovalski

    Paperback (Kids Can Press, June 30, 1992)
    A picture book for children
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  • The Big Storm

    RHEA TREGEBOV

    Hardcover (Hyperion, Oct. 30, 1993)
    On the day of the big storm, Jeanette goes off with her friends to make forts, build snowmen, and enjoy a snowball fight, forgetting all about her beloved cat, Kitty Doyle, who is sitting out in the snow, cold and wet.
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