The Storm in the Barn review by ARuppe_JMajor
The Storm in the Barn (Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction)
by Matt Phelan, Matt Phelan
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Fiction
Five Star Award

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Age at time of review - 13
Reviewer's Location - Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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Jack is a farm boy, but the dust bowl has taken all the crops away. The rain has disappeared. His sister, Dorothy, is very sick. Jack's father thinks he is a good for nothing little boy and never accepts help from him. Then, one night in the old Talbot barn, blinding light shines from inside of it. Jack goes to explore. There he finds a creature with a face that looks like rain, or rather, The Storm King. Also, in the barn, he finds a bag full of thunder. Eventually, he saves the day and it rains again after years and years of drought.

Opinion: 

I loved this book. It is told in a very interesting way. I finished it in one night. The plot is very good. It was amazing.

 

Rating:
5
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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