Belinda’s Hurricane

Belinda’s Hurricane by Elizabeth Winthrop is a First Edition published by Puffin Books in 1989. This 54-page book is written in English and follows Belinda as she waits out a fierce hurricane in her grandmother’s house on Fox Island. During this time, she has the opportunity to connect with her grandmother’s reclusive neighbor, Mr. Fletcher, offering a glimpse into their interactions and the circumstances surrounding the storm.

Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of connection and understanding within the context of a natural disaster. The story delves into Belinda’s experiences and her evolving relationship with Mr. Fletcher, set against the backdrop of the hurricane. This juvenile fiction piece highlights the dynamics between girls and women, providing insights into personal growth and community ties during challenging times.