Storm Shelter

You would reach for this book if your child has recently expressed anxiety about extreme weather or feels overwhelmed by the 'what-ifs' of natural disasters. As part of the survival graphic novel series, this story provides a structured, visual way for children to process the fear of an approaching tornado through the lens of a relatable family. It focuses on the transition from panic to prepared action, modeling how following safety protocols can provide a sense of agency during a scary situation. While the imagery of the storm is evocative, the narrative prioritizes safety over spectacle. It is particularly appropriate for elementary and middle schoolers who prefer visual storytelling and need to see that it is normal to be afraid. By reading this together, you can bridge the gap between abstract fears and concrete safety plans, turning a source of worry into a conversation about resilience and family teamwork.