The weather in this book does not behave. A tornado tears past the lighthouse on the cover, and inside it only gets wilder: over 50 flaps reveal terrifying tornadoes, deadly droughts, a storm raging out at sea and how wildfires happen, each one opening onto the mechanics underneath the mayhem.

That is the quiet trick of the Look Inside series: the drama gets a child to lift the flap, and the explanation underneath is real science. The book also covers how climate change is affecting weather and what we can do to help our planet, which makes it as current as the morning forecast.

Fourteen sturdy board pages by Emily Bone, illustrated by Bao Luu, for readers aged five and up. Pair it with Look Inside Our World, Look Inside Space and Look Inside Things That Go, all also at Stellar Luxe, and the shelf starts explaining the whole physical world.