
Tsunami: The True Story of an April Fools’ Day Disaster
By Gail Karwoski
Illustrators
Illustrated by John MacDonald
Publisher
Darby Creek
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ISBN
By Gail Karwoski
1581960441
Tsunami: The True Story of an April Fools’ Day Disaster

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SKU
9781581960440J
April 1, 1946, started like any other Monday on the island of Hawaii. In the small coastal community of Laupahoehoe, however, people noticed something strange: the ocean was pulling back, back, back from the shore like water draining from a bathtub. Children arriving at school ran down to the beach to investigate the strange sight. Suddenly, someone yelled, "Big wave, big wave!" A giant roaring wall of water was headed toward land. Black-and-white photographs. Illustrations. List of related books, Web sites, and videos. Bibliography.
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