Tornado

by Stephen P. Kramer

Using excellent, clear, full-color photographs, diagrams, and maps, (TORNADO) present(s) concise and understandable discussions of the formation, power, and destructive capabilities of tornadoes.--SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL. ". . . a feast for the eyes of young and old alike".--BULLETIN of the American Meteorological Society.

Book Details: Format: Paperback Publication Date: 5/1/1997 Pages: 48 Reading Level: Age 9 and Up

Genres: Nonfiction

48 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1992

Reviews

[和泉美優 · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is about tornadoes, but it gives more information about tornadoes, for example, types of tornadoes, areas in the world with the greatest tornado danger, which states in the US have the most risk of tornadoes. Also has safety types and how to predict tornadoes.

I started reading this book, because I need to do research for my project. I finished it because I needed to finish the book to see if there are any information that I didn't already write down. This book is definitely better than the book about tornadoes that I read before. This book, not only are the sentences more complex, it gives me more information.

I would recommend this book to Rachel, because she is doing the project with me, and also because I am not good at finding books like this, and Rachel recommended this to me, so maybe she can find me more books like this.

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