The third anniversary of hurricane Katrina is months away.
June 1st is the season for the Atlantic and Gulf coastal regions of America. It has been predicted that this season will have above normal acvtivity, and a few may certainly make landfall. For many of us, survival is our only option. THROUGH THE STORM by Robert P. Robertson is an inspirational and informative book detailing the author and his family's survival in their Ninth Ward home for two weeks during hurricane Katrina from August 29th to September 11th 2005!
On August 29, 2005, hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Gulf Coast of America and impacted the southern regions of four States: Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Millions of lives were affected, and millions more were horribly neglected and displaced across America. One family refused to evacuate and survived the disaster in their storm ravaged, flood drenched, Ninth Ward home. THROUGH THE STORM is their story, an inspirational, touching, and often hilarious, true account of courageous survival and faith. We've read all of the accounts arising from hurricane Katrina that were written by journalists; picture books depicting the scope of the devastation; saw the heartwrenching footage on the news. Not one has told of those who actually braved the storm and the flood; not one tells of true survivors who lived through the historical disaster in the hardest hit section of the city and survived it from their own resourcefulness and strength--- not just a few days, but for and incredible two weeks! This book is the story of a strong father, a mother who was seven months pregnant, and four young children, describing inb graphic detail what they felt and what they did to survive. THROUGH THE STORM is a must-read for anyone who would like to know what it was really like to endure a deadly, historical event and resolve to survive it. A poignant testament to human bravery in the face of overwhelming odds.
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