
By Jessica Townes, Nicole Miles (Illustrator)
Groundhog's forecast fails, threatening the spring carnival. Can he learn to fix it?
Groundhog's weather prediction goes awry, turning the spring carnival into a snowy disaster. Embarrassed and determined to make things right, he tries to clean up the mess but only makes it worse. Realizing he must truly understand meteorology, Groundhog embarks on a journey to learn the secrets of weather forecasting. Will he succeed in saving the carnival and redeeming himself, or will his efforts lead to more chaos? Discover how Groundhog tackles his biggest challenge yet in this humorous tale of mistakes and redemption.
This laugh-out-loud funny picture book about getting things wrong and then making them right is not your average Groundhog Day read Groundhog is shocked and a bit ashamed when he discovers that he doesn’t have innate weather-predicting gifts–especially when his mis-forecast ruins the spring carnival. First he tries fixing his mistake, but when shoveling up the snow and hosing it away turns out to cause more problems, he realizes that the only way to truly fix his mistake might just be to literally learn his meteorological lessons.
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