I Survived Hurricane Katrina, 2005 (I Survived #3) Kindle Edition

woah :o!! i'm your biggest fan!!! :D Could you make a book with the name hunter in it i honestly don't care how you do it like a ship or a person preferably please and thank you so much. oh i forgot to say that i am mind blown right now because you have most best ideas on planet earth. I have a suggestion about the challenger rocket exploded for another i survived book and I hope that my suggestion was good and thank you for letting me have the opportunity to say something because other authors make my review least helpful even when it has at least 4 paragraphs. so again thank you for the opportunity to speak. (p.s. this is by a 9 year old who started to read i survived books when i was 3 years old.)

I bought this book for my grandson and we read it together. The story has important themes about family, perseverance, courage, helping each other as well as friendship and tragedy. I heartily recommend this book. Young readers don't know about Hurricane Katrina and this is an important part of our nation's history. The author writes with engaging descriptions and emotion.

My son learned a lot about Hurricane Katrina. He read about 4 books from this series while being in Florida. I purchased this book as a summer read and I will tell you this, he enjoyed it because he is 9 years old and it was told from a child's perspective. He continues to ask me for them when he sees one that he hasn't read. Along with this for the summer he read Battle of Gettysburg, 1863; The Shark Attack of 1916; and I survived the Attacks of September 11th. This one really hit home because we live in Manhattan and I wanted him to understand what really happened. He decided to put the books in order and I thought that was a great idea. So would I recommend theses book?????? D E F I N I T E L Y !!!!!!!!

I remember when this happened so clearly... It was terrifying to watch on tv. My 11 year old was absolutely shocked by the story. We even watched old news clips about it. The author did a wonderful job.

Purchased this for my son who was reading it for his Battle of the Books competition at school. He has read a lot of the I Survived series and enjoyed them all including this one. Highly recommend these books!

My grandson loves these books we read one every night before bed. You are a very good writer and my grandson and I both enjoy reading your books together. He is 7.Yvygfgyvhygyfyuygytfjygyygguvfy. T iyf yf y tyuv yf the yf but yf yf yfu yf y yf but yfu FF yf yf the yf jyf iyf jyf u try gu

This book was purchased as a gift for a 9 year old. He was quite excited to receive it, especially since this story references events during his year of birth. The larger series is also popular with his friends, and they share comments about which books they like the best. These books are well written to hold the attention of youngsters, so I am very pleased.

My child loved this book, and she learned so much about Katrina. While fiction, this narrative more than likely - sadly - took place far too many times during that horrific storm and aftermath. An ultimately redemptive account of one sweet family's struggle to stay alive!!!

I'm reading this to my year 4 class (8 and 9 year olds) as it links to our topic of natural disasters. I prepped them with pictures of New Orleans and levies so that they could visualise the setting. It has good pace and language level and the children can easily identify with the main character. Also, it's not too long, so we should be able to finish it easily within the term.

My 8 year old son loved this ... only problem is, he read it too quickly!

Great books

Good story

My 9 year old reads these books in one sitting.A good reminder for him to be grateful daily.How lucky we are to have a home and be dry.Also great conversation starter on the subject of gratitude and compassion.