
The Cloud Collector
An Enchanting Illustrated STEM Storybook About Clouds, Weather, and Letting Go – Discovering the Wonders of the Sky for Curious Kids Ages 4–8
Luna loves the sky. The way clouds change shape, drift across the horizon, dance with the wind. When Grandpa Chen gives her a butterfly net and a glass jar, she sets out into the meadow with one big plan: collect one cloud of every kind. She meets cumulus clouds that float just out of reach, wispy cirrus painted high across the sky, and slowly learns that some things are too beautiful to keep. A picture book about wonder, attention, and the gift of letting beautiful things stay where they are.
Available in English, Spanish, and French
Page and audio available in Spanish, English, and French
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Part of a reading journey
Talk about it together
Three questions to open a conversation, one for each part of the read.
- Before readingLuna wants to catch one cloud of every kind in a jar. Do you think she can?
- While you readLook out of the window. What shape is the sky making right now?
- After readingSome things are too beautiful to keep. What would you rather just watch?
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Cloud Detective Field Journal
Observe the sky, match a cloud type, make a forecast, and collect five weather words in three languages.
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Follow the highlighted words as they're read aloud, then sing along in three languages.
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Travel Eva's story map and unlock a new adventure at every stop.
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All resources →Free guides and printables for every story.
- Parent & Teacher GuideDiscussion prompts and read-aloud tips for getting the most from each story.
- 5 Creative Follow-Up Activities After ReadingExtend the learning and fun beyond the last page with these engaging activities.
- 10 Ways to Make Reading Time MagicalTransform ordinary reading sessions into memorable adventures your child will love.
- Why Bilingual Reading MattersThe science behind reading in two languages and why code-switching is a gift, not a problem.