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Kersplash is a very well written book for younger kids explaining all about clouds at an age appropriate level. Throughout the book, kids will learn how clouds form, what types of clouds there are, and what clouds are capable of. This book will be a fantastic edition to any weather themed unit! The writing style is fun and engaging, and the illustrations are captivating.
Keep Kersplash on your weather radar for May 6th!
Thank you NetGalley and Kids Can Press for this wonderful ARC.

This children's picture book is full of bright illustrations. It is easy to read and understand and also has the appropriate vocabulary words for understanding the water cycle, common types of clouds, and the life cycle of a thunderstorm.

This was colorful and fun but also very informative. The way it was organized was wonderful because it made the science behind weather make sense. This is a wonderful resource for schools or homes.
Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this

Really enjoyed this children's book. It seems to be for slightly older kids...kindergarten, 1st grade...as it covers a lot of science topics that are probably a little sophisticated for the younger set. I love how it tells the story of a cloud while also going into the scientific aspects of the rain life cycle. It also talks about how thunder and lightning occur...I learned something about thunder myself! An engaging book for new readers to read by themselves or for a parent to read with them!

This book is so fun!! As an elementary school librarian I would absolutely love to read it aloud to my students. The combination of poetry using rhyme, descriptive words, atomotapeas, facts and a story line would make this such an interactive and captivating read aloud.
The story shares the progression of a cloud on its journey through becoming a full blown storm and then the calm after including a rainbow. The little red bird who gives scientific facts from the story in thought bubbles was such an excellent addition, they are concise and explained in a developmentally appropriate way for the children this book is geared toward.
The illustrations are beautiful and eye catching, the color pallette used for them is very appealing and calming to my eye.
A huge thank you to NetGalley and Kids Can Press for an ARC e-copy of this book, I can't wait for it to be released and get a hard copy for my library.

What a fun way to learn about the water cycle! This story follows a cloud as they suck up all the water in the air and in puddles all the way to a BURST and kersplash of rain and stormy lightning and thunder. For younger kids they can follow the water through its cycle and fun rhymes while the older kids can read through the more scientific details provided. It was a hit with my 2 year old and as a parent I appreciated how this book will grow with them and continue the learning each read.