"Stories in the Clouds: Weather Science and Mythology from Around the World is a good resource for students doing research on weather-related issues. . . Galat is skilled at simplifying very complex scientific concepts for younger readers. The illustrations by Georgia Graham are well-executed and complement the text. Galat combines mythology and science in this thought-provoking text.
Recommended"
— CM Magazine

"A collection of traditional lore, stories and myths, about weather, seasons, variety, prediction practices, and more. . . Weaving a tapestry of weather knowledge, traditional and modern, into a rich heritage for today's students. "
— The Midwest Book Review

"The pairing of storytelling and science is brilliant and very interesting. "
— KissTheBook tweet

"This resource is a perfect fit for late-elementary/middle school science, and it also relates to social studies and language art subjects. ..it has an accessible reading level for students in Grades 4?8. "
— Green Teacher Magazine

"Joan has wonderfully woven science and lore together to produce an entertaining and enlightening book. It's a great read that will have you seeing weather in a whole new way. "
— Josh Classen, chief meteorologist, CTV Edmonton

"Joan has created yet another perfect blend of science and stories. A beautiful mix of weather elements, that are scientifically accurate, together with anecdotal mythology that adds such a human perspective to our world. I have always loved reading her books, and this one does not disappoint. "
— Claire Martin, meteorologist