Treaster, Joseph. (2007). Hurricane force: Tracking America’s killer storms. New York, NY: Kingsfisher.
The author shares his personal accounts of hurricane Katrina. The storm starts off the coast of North Africa. It unfolds in the sky above the Caribbean Sea and finally strikes the New Orleans. The police headquarters receive numerous phone calls as people are in need of help. As Hurricane Katrina uproots trees, destroys homes, puts down power lines, the floodwaters rise and people are trapped inside cars and buildings. This is one of the most terrifying natural disasters in history. This nonfiction/informational book has an abundant amount of personal experiences, facts and information (p.272).
Hurricane Force has not won any awards.
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The author shares his personal accounts of hurricane Katrina. The storm starts off the coast of North Africa. It unfolds in the sky above the Caribbean Sea and finally strikes the New Orleans. The police headquarters receive numerous phone calls as people are in need of help. As Hurricane Katrina uproots trees, destroys homes, puts down power lines, the floodwaters rise and people are trapped inside cars and buildings. This is one of the most terrifying natural disasters in history. This nonfiction/informational book has an abundant amount of personal experiences, facts and information (p.272).
Hurricane Force has not won any awards.
This