El Nino: Stormy Weather for People and Wildlife is an all about the weather patterns of El Nino and its effects on various people and wildlife. The book covers reasons for El Nino prominence, triggers that signal the beginning of an El Nino event, and its specific effect on certain animals such as marine iguanas and foxes. A constant unknown is specifically what causes an El Nino. Scientists hypothesize, but much more can be learned about El Nino and its connection with ocean warming. The book is good and certainly a viable teaching tool in any 4th-8th grade science class discussing weather patterns and their effect on biology. ( )

The book was mostly on how seas rise and fall, confusingly to make storms. It talks about how the weather affects people and living things. ( )

I thought it was good. ( )