01805nam a2200289 i 450000500170000000800410001702000380005804000280009608200140012410000380013824501000017626400450027626400110032130000670033233600210039933700250042033800230044552007600046852100150122865000340124365000470127765000440132465000330136865000520140165500180145370000440147120260121112546.0260119t20242024mnua   ar     000 1deng d  a9781506488882cRM99.30qhardback   aPPAK beng cPPAKerda 04223a813.61 aAlessandri, Alexandra, eauthor. 10aLupita's Hurricane Palomitas / cby Alexandra Alessandri ; illustrated by Anastasiya Kanavaliuk 1aMinneapolis, MN: bBeaming Books, c2024 4c©2024  a1 volume (unpaged) : bchiefly colour illustrations ; c26 cm   atext2rdacontent  aunmediated2rdamedia  avolume2rdacarrier  aKindness can be shown during even the harshest of storms.

Shutters rattled. Wind howled. As a ferocious hurricane descends upon her town, Lupita finds two baby birds who have fallen out of their nest and brings them inside to shelter them from the storm. While Lupita and her family wait out the tempest, she focuses on protecting the palomitas to alleviate her own fears and hopes she can soon reunite them with their mother.

Perfect for families living in hurricane-prone states or with children who have storm-related anxieties, Lupita's Hurricane Palomitas offers a gentle, soothing story about extending a hand of kindness to others even while facing fears of our own. The book includes Spanish-language vocabulary words and a glossary in the back.1 aAges: 4-8.10aChildren's stories, American 20aHurricanes zFlorida vJuvenile literature20aNatural disasters vJuvenile literature20aStorms vJuvenile literature20aHuman-animal relationshipsvJuvenile literature 7aPicture books1 aKanavaliuk, Anastasiya, eillustrator.