Title: Interesting and Informative
Product review: I quite enjoyed this narrative of the great Tri-state tornado of 1925. I found the straightforward linear presentation easy to follow and the background explanations of the storm's formation added to one's understanding of the weather systems that produced such a massive tornado.The fact that the author is a survivor of the storm adds to the sense of immediacy and gives a human dimension to these events.The one minor quibble I have with this book doesn't occur until the final page of the main text, in which the author states that the last single tornado with a death toll of over 100 took place in 1944. As anyone from my area knows, however, the Beecher tornado which struck the north part of Flint, MI on June 8, 1953 killed 116.That aside, however, I found this book an interesting insight into a disaster which - as the book's title indicates - is largely forgotten.
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