A fabulously illustrated book that explores the wonderment and mystery of air.
You may not pay much attention to the air; after all, you can't see it-but you can feel it. There are some places on Earth where the wind always blows the same way, and there are others where it is only windy during certain seasons. The wind has many duties in the natural world. It transports dust and seeds over hundreds of miles. It carves rocks. It can also rip off roofs and break branches. It is a source of energy and creates the weather.
With striking and graphic artwork, and a fascinating text, packed full of information, this book will make a great addition to any child's bookshelf.