Sergio and the Hurricane
Sergio and the Hurricane by Alexandra Wallner is a First Edition published by Macmillan in September 2000. This 32-page book is written in English and presents the story of Sergio, a young boy living in San Juan, Puerto Rico. As a hurricane approaches, the narrative explores the initial excitement of the impending storm, followed by the realization of its potential dangers. Through Sergio’s experiences, readers gain insight into the impact of hurricanes and the importance of community resilience in the face of natural disasters.
In this engaging tale, Wallner employs her signature folk-art style to vividly depict the vibrant colors and sounds of Puerto Rico. The book not only illustrates the challenges posed by severe weather but also emphasizes themes of community and cooperation during difficult times. Young readers will find themselves immersed in the story as they learn about hurricanes and the collective efforts required to recover from their effects.
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Sergio lives in San Juan, Puerto Rico. San Juan is usually sunny and peaceful, but one day the sky grows dark and the ocean gets choppy. A hurricane is coming, and Sergio and his family must prepare for the storm. Sergio is excited at first, but he soon realizes that hurricanes can be dangerous. Through the experiences of one little boy, readers will learn about hurricanes and the damage they can do. And they’ll also see how a community can pull together to repair that damage.
With her signature folk-art style and lively text, Alexandra Wallner captures the bright colors and sounds of Puerto Rico and shows young readers what it is really like to live through a hurricane.
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