Why is the Sky Blue? And Other Nature Questions Kids Ask! Paperback – July 22, 2014

It helps, but not if you don't have it with you, when the questions are asked. Then you can hand it to them and have them read it. ; ) jk

I love the book, it was so interesting! But, the kindle version was a little bit disturbed. The pictures was over the text so I could not read it all.

When I came across this book I was instantly hooked! I was looking for a simple, and yet assertive answers to my child's incessant questions especially about tornadoes. I like that the text is simple, yet informative, and some of them even have an activity. We did the tornado in a jar, and my son went crazy!

I use this book five homeschooling my 6 & 10 year old.... They love it!!!! Would highly recommend this book, even if it is used just for a fun facts teaching tool.

this book really put a smile on my face because it showed me a lot of fact about catcher thank you for riting this book hem Brooks

Does not display well on Kindle. Facts are fun, but some cannot be read due to images appearing on top of words. Less of an e-book and more like a digital photocopy of a printed book.

Great intentions, but clearly a self-published job... lots of typos and grammatical errors. My son likes it, but could be better written.

Bought for a science nonfiction school assignment and worked well for an oral book report

My daughter likes the information in this book and the style of writing, but is getting frustrated that some text is covered by the photos. Have tried reading on a kindle, and an Ipad kindle reader. Disappointing

download was not the best not recommended

Crazy awesome book with the most interesting facts say why do volcanoes erupt I really like it also because they say why does the desert half to be so hot