Author(s): Joanna Brundle

Junior Nonfiction

The destruction caused by tsunamis and floods not only affects Earth's geography, but also the people, plants, and animals present in the areas directly affected. Why do these natural disasters happen, and how can areas recover from them? These questions are explored through well-researched main text to clearly provide young people with scientific facts about natural disasters. Bold and exciting design elements, such as intense photographs and detailed diagrams, make readers feel as if they are experiencing these events firsthand. Informative fact boxes provide additional information to give readers a deeper understanding of this common science curriculum topic.