cover of I Like the Wind book shows two kids running with flying kite and leaves
text reads "I like the wind - "kid lying in bed
text reads "whistling 'wake up' in my ear. Swee-swoo! 'Come play out here!' Wispy whispers on my cheeks. This is how the wind speaks." image of open window with curtain blowing in the wind
Text reads "I like racing wind on two fast feet, a swirl of leaves along the street."
image of three kids of different skin tones playing with flying toys
text reads "I like the sudden, quiet hushes....splatters of rain in gusting rushes." boats on choppy water
light skinned kids playing in tree house by the sea
Text endmatter, titled Questions for a Windy day. Paragraph headings are "Why does wind blow?" and "Why is it windy at the beach?" with explanations and illustrations accompanying it
Text endmatter, titled Questions for a Windy day. Paragraph headings are "What is wind power?" and "How does wind help us?" with explanations and illustrations accompanying it

I Like the Wind

Barefoot Books
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Lyrical, rhyming text and playful, hand-painted illustrations invite young readers to share in the warmth of the whistling wind.

Includes educational STEM endmatter about the wind and how it helps humans and the earth.

Written by Sarah Nelson
Illustrated by Rachel Oldfield
Hardcover
Product Dimensions: 7.87 x 7.87 inches
Page Count: 24 pages
Age Range: Ages 3-7 years

cover of I Like the Wind book shows two kids running with flying kite and leaves
text reads "I like the wind - "kid lying in bed
text reads "whistling 'wake up' in my ear. Swee-swoo! 'Come play out here!' Wispy whispers on my cheeks. This is how the wind speaks." image of open window with curtain blowing in the wind
Text reads "I like racing wind on two fast feet, a swirl of leaves along the street."
image of three kids of different skin tones playing with flying toys
text reads "I like the sudden, quiet hushes....splatters of rain in gusting rushes." boats on choppy water
light skinned kids playing in tree house by the sea
Text endmatter, titled Questions for a Windy day. Paragraph headings are "Why does wind blow?" and "Why is it windy at the beach?" with explanations and illustrations accompanying it
Text endmatter, titled Questions for a Windy day. Paragraph headings are "What is wind power?" and "How does wind help us?" with explanations and illustrations accompanying it

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