Natural Disasters
By Hannah Reed and Michael Curtain
When Earth rumbles, erupts or floods, what hidden forces turn nature dangerous?
informative · exciting · accessible · dramatic
Genres
What is Natural Disasters about?
What happens when the Earth shakes, a volcano erupts or powerful winds sweep across the land? Natural Disasters introduces young readers to earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, bushfires and other dangerous events caused by weather or movements in the Earth's crust. Clear explanations and colour photographs show what each disaster is, how it can affect people and places, and why understanding these events matters. Contents and an index help readers explore the facts and find information quickly.
About the author
Hannah Reed is a writer who enjoys creating exciting stories filled with imagination, adventure and interesting characters. She is the author of The Pearl Wielder Trilogy, a fantasy series for young readers. Hannah loves sharing stories that can whisk readers away to new places and spark their creativity. Her books invite readers to dream big and explore.
Pages
20 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1999
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