Show Notes
Meet Rumble, a thundercloud who thinks he is too scary to be loved. When a brave little girl named Mia shows him that his rain helps gardens grow and his thunder is just a happy hello, Rumble discovers that the things that make you different are the very things that make you wonderful. In this educational bedtime story for kids ages 5 to 10, children learn about the water cycle, how rain helps plants grow, and why we should never judge someone by how they look or sound. A heartwarming tale about self-acceptance, friendship, and finding your purpose.
CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Opening 1:16 - Meeting Rumble 3:11 - Mia's Secret 5:51 - Grandpa Joe's Garden 8:31 - The Rainbow 9:35 - Goodnight
TOPICS: weather, storms, thunder, rain, water cycle, gardening, self-acceptance, friendship, not judging by appearances, nature, bedtime story
Age Range: 5-10 years
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