It's Hot, Hot, Hot! A Kid's Guide to Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park

The book explores the geological formation of the Hawaiian Islands, highlighting the six volcanoes that created the landscape, including the submerged Mahukona and the five prominent ones above sea level. It emphasizes Kilauea Volcano as the most active on Earth, detailing its continuous eruptions since 1983 and the extensive lava coverage over the past millennium. The status of the other volcanoes is also discussed, categorizing Mauna Kea, Hualalai, and Haleakalā as dormant, while others are considered extinct.