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Description
In "Hot Air," a group of animals gather for a conference to figure out why their planet is warming up and the seasons have become unpredictable. The story presents a humorous take on global warming through the animals' investigation of environmental changes. The book is illustrated with pastiche artwork and is written at a reading level suitable for lower elementary students.
Quick Summary
This cheeky picture book takes a hilarious approach to explaining climate change by letting a group of confused animals figure out why the weather has gone topsy-turvy. Kids will giggle nonstop at the image of cows accidentally causing global chaos with their burps and toots while discovering that even the smallest actions can impact our planet. If your kid likes "The Day the Crayons Quit" or other funny books with a heart, they'll love this playful take on saving Earth. Perfect for kindergarten through third graders who enjoy silly stories with a subtle message.