Tincup and the Tornado - Scott, Leah
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Tincup and the Tornado delivers the answers kids want! Tincup is a tiny oak tree living on the bank of a creek. When he experiences his first tornado, it is both terrifying and bewildering. Afterward, despite the destruction of his familiar landscape, Tincup finds new strength and hope-plus he finally has a clear view of the Beaver Pond he's always yearned to see! His story brings a whimsical, lighthearted truth to a very serious weather issue. Children are fascinated with severe weather, and with the recent tornado disasters in the South and Midwestern United States, this interest can also be…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Tincup and the Tornado delivers the answers kids want! Tincup is a tiny oak tree living on the bank of a creek. When he experiences his first tornado, it is both terrifying and bewildering. Afterward, despite the destruction of his familiar landscape, Tincup finds new strength and hope-plus he finally has a clear view of the Beaver Pond he's always yearned to see! His story brings a whimsical, lighthearted truth to a very serious weather issue. Children are fascinated with severe weather, and with the recent tornado disasters in the South and Midwestern United States, this interest can also be laced with fear of the unknown. This book brings those feelings to the forefront and offers a two-page, up-to-date informational section relating to tornado history, tornado safety, and tornado vocabulary. Tincup and the Tornado is the first selection in a series of books dealing with weather disasters, written especially for children.
Autorenporträt
Leah Scott's passion for coming alongside other moms in their motherhood journey started after the birth of her first child and she realized how much harder it was than she ever expected. Having dreamt of motherhood from a young age and working as an emergency nurse she thought becoming a mother would be easy. Having three children in less than four years gave her plenty of opportunities to see the struggles and realize that very few are talking about them. This sparked a deep desire to come along side women and start talking about it all. Describing motherhood as a "hard, beautiful, messy, joyful adventure," Leah Scott says she wouldn't trade it for anything. Her passion is to be a champion for other mothers, to bring the hard into the light, and to paint a picture of hope. Leah Scott lives in Kamloops, B.C. with her husband, Andrew; and their three children, Jack, Luke, and Brielle; their dog Ellie, and a hamster named Cutie.