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Home > Centers and Institutes > IAPC > IAPC Curriculum > Thinking in Stories: Reviewing Philosophy in Children’s Literature > Thinking in Stories Thematic Chapters > Thinking in Stories about Children’s Experiences of Disruption and Displacement > 4. Children’s Experiences of Displacement by Natural Disaster (flood, fire, famine)

4. Children’s Experiences of Displacement by Natural Disaster (flood, fire, famine)

 
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  • Hurricane (2021) by John Rocco by Peter Shea

    Hurricane (2021) by John Rocco

    Peter Shea

    This book pictures the devastation of today's powerful storms. The hurricane wrecks things and drives people from their homes. The boy in the story finds his beloved dock broken up, where he used to swim and fish. The story centers on cooperation and neighborhood resilience: people can get through disasters if they work together.

  • Out of the Fires (2023) by Carrie Lara by Peter Shea

    Out of the Fires (2023) by Carrie Lara

    Peter Shea

    After a fire destroys his home and neighborhood, a young boy must learn what it means to be resilient. Things may never be "normal" again, but he discovers that he is strong―even when hard things happen. The book, written as a journal, includes drawings, news clippings, and coping strategies to help children cultivate resilience after a natural disaster.

  • Simone (2024) by Viet Thanh Nguyen by Peter Shea

    Simone (2024) by Viet Thanh Nguyen

    Peter Shea

    When Simone is awakened by her mom as a wildfire threatens their home, it is the beginning of a life-changing journey. Coziness and comfort disappear in an instant, without much warning, as wildfires threaten peaceful neighborhoods and families seek makeshift shelters, with little hope of going back to normal. Joined by other children sheltering in the gym, Simone, a budding artist, encourages everyone to draw as a way to process their situation.

 
 
 

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