Above the Clouds - Barton, Stephanie; Milon, Sue
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You've heard stories of angels bowling in heaven during a thunderstorm. This is the story of one dark and stormy night when Grace learns what really happens "ABOVE THE CLOUDS." From a dance party complete with a DJ and paparazzi capturing the fun, this book will help calm a child's fear of thunderstorms while creating an exciting new outlook on the different elements of a storm.

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Produktbeschreibung
You've heard stories of angels bowling in heaven during a thunderstorm. This is the story of one dark and stormy night when Grace learns what really happens "ABOVE THE CLOUDS." From a dance party complete with a DJ and paparazzi capturing the fun, this book will help calm a child's fear of thunderstorms while creating an exciting new outlook on the different elements of a storm.
Autorenporträt
Stephanie Barton spent her childhood years in southern New Jersey enjoying the sights of Philadelphia and the boardwalks and beaches at the Jersey Shore. She went on to college at Arizona State University where she earned a bachelor's degree in exercise science and met her husband Jason. After a move to Texas early in their marriage, Stephanie found herself caught in a terrifying Texas thunderstorm with her young daughter. The storm became the inspiration for "Above the Clouds: What Really Happens in Heaven During a Thunderstorm." Writing "Above the Clouds" has been a unique adventure. However, in her "real life," Stephanie has two passions: being a mom to two wonderful children and working as an exercise physiologist. She gets tremendous joy helping individuals with heart and lung disease build their confidence and improve their quality of life. In her very spare time, she enjoys traveling, exercising and playing games with her family. She is the reigning champion of Candyland in her household. Stephanie, Jason, Carley, and Reece now reside in sunny and hot Phoenix, Arizona, thankful to be over 1000 miles away from any Texas thunderstorm!