Wild and Wonderful Weather

Wild and Wonderful Weather is a fun and fact-filled nonfiction picture book that introduces young readers to the wonders of weather. With stunning photographs and simple explanations, this engaging book explores the science behind sunny days, thunderstorms, snowstorms, and everything in between.

This book helps children understand weather patterns, seasons, and how weather affects people, animals, and the planet. It's an ideal addition to science units, story times, or any day when kids are asking, "What's the weather like today?"

Whether you're launching a unit on the seasons or discussing what to wear outside, Wild and Wonderful Weather is a versatile, engaging resource to help young scientists connect with the world around them-one weather pattern at a time.

Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals.

Author(s): Molly Smith
Publisher: Reycraft Schoolhouse
Published: 4/14/2026
Pages: 32
Binding Type: Paperback
Size / Weight: 9 in H | 11.4 in W
ISBN: 9781478891543


About the Author

Molly Smith grew up in New England, where the famous Mark Twain saying goes, "If you don't like the weather in New England, just wait a few minutes." She still lives there, in Connecticut, with her three amazing daughters. Her youngest was born during a hurricane, so she learned the hard way how to prepare for anything in a storm.