​​Dylan Dreyer Announces New Children’s Book She’s ‘Most Proud Of’

Dylan Dreyer ‌Releases New ⁢Weather-Themed Children’s Book

Beloved Today show meteorologist Dylan Dreyer has a new book out, and it’s perfect for⁣ little ones who love to learn⁤ about the weather. Dreyer’s latest addition⁢ to her popular Misty ‍the Cloud series is titled⁤ A Peek Out Your Window: My First Book of ‌Weather and⁢ is sure to delight young readers.

A Flap Book Inspired by Home

Dreyer announced the ⁣book’s⁢ release on the Today show Monday, January 7th, expressing her pride in ‍this⁢ particular installment. The bestselling author⁤ revealed that the‍ inspiration for the book came from her own children: Calvin, Oliver, and rusty.

“What do [kids] love more than anything‍ is a lift-the-flap book?” Dreyer shared. “What perfect flap to lift than like a curtain and something covering a ⁤window.”

‘A Peek Out Your Window’ by Dylan Dreyer.

Dreyer, ‌author of several children’s books, is known for ‌her engaging storytelling and relatable weather-themed ‌adventures. Her latest work, A Peek⁤ Out Your Window, promises to entertain and⁤ educate young readers while fostering⁣ their curiosity about the world around them.

Dylan​ dreyer Introduces Kids to Weather with New⁤ Book, ‘A ‍Peek Out Your Window’

Meteorologist and Today show⁣ staple Dylan⁣ Dreyer stopped by the morning program to promote her latest children’s book, A Peek Out Your ⁣Window‌ My First Book of ​Weather. ⁤The book, illustrated by Rosie Butcher, is ⁢the newest addition to the‌ beloved Misty the Cloud series.

Bringing​ Weather to Life for Kids

dreyer’s goal ⁣with the book is⁢ simple: introduce young readers to weather in a fun and engaging way. She explained, “The purpose of ⁢the weather-themed book is to introduce children⁢ to weather in a fun way ​and‍ get ‘kids used to looking outside’.”

Dreyer’s fellow Today hosts ⁢chimed‌ in, with Hoda Kotb suggesting a window‍ as a key prop. The rest of ⁤the‌ cast enthusiastically praised Dreyer’s‍ vibrant presentation of ⁤the interactive story.

The book’s playful ⁤approach even caught the attention of Feature anchor Carson Daly, ​who jokingly asked ⁣for a spoiler: “What happens at ‍the ‍end of the book? What happens to Misty?”

Beyond ‌the Book: Motherhood⁤ and Milestones

Dreyer shared an amusing anecdote about reading the book to her sons before bed. When asked what they see, they simply reply, “‘It’s dark.’ I’m like, I need to read this during the day ⁢time.’”

This book marks Dreyer’s fifth literary release since 2021, proving her dedication to both her meteorological expertise and her ​passion for storytelling.

Aside from her literary endeavors, Dreyer is also a busy mom of three.​ She recently celebrated her second ‌child, Oliver’s birthday ⁢with a themed ⁣party inspired by the popular children’s show Bluey. ⁢Sharing her​ joy on⁤ Instagram, ‌Dreyer ⁣wrote, “It’s ‍an‌ Ollie-Day! Happy Birthday to my sweet little guy ⁢who snuggles like no one else and loves getting lost in‍ his own little world.”

Dylan Dreyer celebrates Son Oliver’s ‍5th Birthday with Adorable “Bluey” Cake

TV Meteorologist⁢ Dylan Dreyer’s youngest son, Oliver,⁣ recently turned five, and his ⁣mom pulled out all the‌ stops to make it a special day. ​Dreyer took to Instagram to share sweet glimpses into the celebrations, including a heartwarming message‍ for her son.⁤ “I’d love ⁤to spend a day in your brain. ⁣I‌ can’t believe you’re 5!! I love you⁤ so much!!” she⁢ wrote.

A “Bluey” Birthday Bash

Dreyer, ​known for her creative DIY projects, even baked and frosted a Bluey-themed birthday cake for her little one. Sharing a photo of the ⁤impressive creation, she captioned it, “Anything for you Ollie!!”

This isn’t the first time Dreyer has showcased her baking skills on social media. She frequently enough shares ‍pictures of her culinary adventures, from family dinners to elaborate cakes.

along with her work on PEOPLE’s free daily newsletter and her ⁣new children’s book, A Peek Out Your ⁤Window: my‌ First Book of ⁤Weather, Dreyer clearly cherishes her role as a mom. Her dedication to ⁢creating memorable moments for her children shines through in every ⁣post.

How does Dylan Dreyer’s book,_A Peek Out Your Window: My First Book of Weather_, differ from her existing _Misty the Cloud_ series?

Archyde Exclusive Interview: Dylan Dreyer ⁢on Her New Weather-Themed Children’s Book,A Peek out Your Window

By​ Archys,Archyde News Editor

Archyde: Dylan,thank​ you for joining us today. Congratulations on the ⁢release of your latest children’s book, A Peek Out Your Window: My First ⁣Book of ‍Weather. What inspired you to create this interactive flap book?

Dylan Dreyer: Thank you so much!‌ It’s always exciting to ‌share​ a new book, especially ⁤one that’s⁢ so close to my heart.The⁤ inspiration ⁤for A ​Peek Out Your Window came from my own kids—Calvin, Oliver, and Rusty. They absolutely adore lift-the-flap books, and I thought, what better way to teach them about the weather ⁤than through​ something they already love? The idea of lifting a flap to reveal what’s outside the window felt like⁣ the perfect way to bring weather to life for little ones.

Archyde: That’s ⁤such ​a creative approach! How does this book ⁣fit into your Misty the Cloud series, and what makes it unique?

Dylan Dreyer: The Misty‍ the Cloud series⁤ has always been about‍ making weather fun‌ and relatable for kids. This book is a natural⁢ extension of that mission, but with a twist. It’s more interactive and hands-on, which I think is so important for young readers. ​Rather of just reading about Misty’s adventures, kids⁢ get to actively participate by lifting flaps and discovering different weather phenomena. It’s like they’re ⁢peeking out their own window⁢ and exploring the world alongside Misty. ‍

Archyde: You’ve mentioned that your children played a big role in the creation of this book. ⁣How did their reactions shape the final product?

Dylan ⁤Dreyer: Oh, their reactions where everything! Kids are ⁤brutally honest, so if something‍ didn’t grab their attention,​ I knew I had to rethink it. For example,⁣ I initially had a few more complex weather ⁢concepts⁣ in the book, but ‍Calvin and Oliver quickly let me‍ know they were more interested in the fun, visual elements. That‍ feedback helped me​ simplify the content and focus on what really engages young⁢ readers—luminous illustrations,interactive flaps,and relatable scenarios.

Archyde: Speaking of⁢ illustrations, Rosie ‍Butcher‌ did an amazing job ‍bringing the book to life. How was⁣ the collaboration process with her?

Dylan Dreyer: Rosie is a dream to work with! She has such a ⁤knack for capturing the whimsy and wonder of childhood. We⁣ worked⁣ closely‌ to ensure the illustrations matched the tone of the​ story and​ made the weather concepts accessible. Her use of color and detail really makes ⁣each‍ page pop, and I think kids are going to love discovering all the little surprises she’s hidden throughout‍ the book.

Archyde: As a meteorologist, you’ve spent‍ your career explaining weather to adults. What’s the biggest challenge in translating that knowledge for a younger audience?

Dylan​ Dreyer: The biggest challenge is definitely simplifying complex ideas without losing the magic of weather. ⁤Kids are naturally curious, so I ‌want to nurture that curiosity while keeping things fun and easy to understand. For example, rather of diving into the science of how clouds ⁤form, I might focus on how they look like cotton candy or ‍animals in the⁣ sky.It’s all⁢ about sparking their imagination and encouraging them to ask questions. ⁤

Archyde: What do you hope children and parents take away ​from A⁢ Peek Out⁢ Your Window?

Dylan Dreyer: My biggest hope is that this book fosters a sense of wonder about the world around us. Weather is such a big part of our daily lives, and I want kids to feel excited about learning​ more about it. For⁢ parents, I hope it becomes a tool for bonding and sparking conversations with their little ones. ‌There’s⁣ something so special about sitting down together, lifting the flaps, and exploring the weather ⁣as a team.

Archyde: what’s next‍ for​ you? Any plans⁤ for future books or projects?

dylan Dreyer: Absolutely! I’m ⁤already brainstorming ideas for ​the next Misty the Cloud adventure. I’d love to explore more interactive elements and maybe even incorporate seasonal themes.Beyond books, I’m⁣ also⁢ working​ on some exciting ‌weather-related projects for kids that I can’t wait ⁢to‍ share. Stay tuned! ‍

Archyde: Thank you, Dylan, for sharing your insights and passion with ⁣us. ⁣We can’t wait to see what you come up​ with next!

Dylan Dreyer: Thank you so ⁣much!​ It’s been a pleasure.

Dylan Dreyer’s A Peek Out Your Window: ⁢My First ⁣Book of Weather is ⁢now available ‌wherever books are sold. For more updates on Dylan’s work, follow her on social media or ⁣visit her ‍website.

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