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I picked the book "When the Wind Stops" by Charlotte Zolotow. This is one of my favorite children's books because I like the moral of the story: nothing ends, it just begins in another place or in a different way.

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Always check your local library. If you wish to purchase this book for your own library, you can purchase this book from the Scholastic website.

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When the Wind Stops by Charlotte Zolotow | Scholastic

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A boy learns about cycles when he asks his mother where the wind, sun, waves, and other parts of nature go after they end.

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The book begins with a little boy ending his day after playing in the garden with his friend. His father reads him a bedtime story and his mother says good night. The boy becomes sad that the day has ended and asks his mother "Why does the day have to end?". She responds and tells the boy that everything ends and begins in another place or in a different way. Each page gives examples of this idea, like how the wind blows to other trees, how the waves turn back and become new, rain becomes rainbows, and how the sun becomes new somewhere else in the world.

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Charlotte Zolotow was a very exiting woman. She published around 70 children's books. She believed there is no such thing as 'spare time'. She believed "that in a larger sense no time is ‘spare’, it is limited, precious and valuable”. With this in mind, she liked to garden, read, and people watch on her porch. She has two children. Her daughter, Ellen, became known as the Crescent Dragonwagon and was a writer as well. Her son, Stephen, goes by Zee and is a professional poker player in Las Vegas.