"The Sun, the Wind and the Rain" by Westberg Peters book review

"The Sun, the Wind and the Rain" by Westberg Peters is the story

of two mountains. One was made by the earth and the other by a little girl playing on the beach. The story of the first mountain is that of millions of years. It is the story of magma and the powers of the earth. The second mountain is that of sand made by a little girl and as permanent as any mound on the beach. 









This is a great story the shows the power of nature and the impermanence of humanity in the wake of it's majesty. 


Who should read this book? Everyone. 

Books read: 204 of 5000

The Sun by Margaret J. Goldstein Book Review

'The Sun' by Margaret J. Goldstein is a book about that big

old star that keeps our world livable. 

It's a little book and I mean that literally it being a small hard cover that fits well in very little hands. 

One of the down points of this book is that it's on the outdated side of things still saying that Pluto is a planet. 

This book may spark the heart of your little astronomer. It also may be surpassed by something newer. 

Who should read this book? Children who know that everything in a book isn't right. 

Books read: 161 of 5000