Books with title Iris and Walter: True Friends

"As engaging as ever." —Publishers Weekly Sometimes it takes two friends to solve a problem. So when Iris announces that she really wants to ride the wild horse Rain, Walter comes up with the perfect plan to help her. And when Walter has a terrible first day of school because his teacher calls him Walt instead of Walter, Iris gives him a wonderful idea on how he can "show-and-tell" his feelings about the nickname. After all, helping is what best friends do for each other!

Sometimes it takes two friends to solve a problem. So when Iris announces that she really wants to ride the wild horse Rain, Walter comes up with the perfect plan to help her. And when Walter has a terrible first day at school, Iris gives him a wonderful idea that makes school fun. After all, helping is what best friends do for each other! Join Iris and Walter in this charming second book in their new series. Elissa Haden Guest and Christine Davenier once again offer the delights that Publishers Weekly praised so lavishly in its review of the first installment of Iris and Walter's remarkable adventures: "Four gracefully paced chapters, stylish illustrations, and a design that allows plenty of breathing room add up to a knockout kickoff to a beginning reader series."

Sometimes it takes two friends to solve a problem. So when Iris announces that she really wants to ride the wild horse Rain, Walter comes up with the perfect plan to help her. And when Walter has a terrible first day at school, Iris gives him a wonderful idea that makes school fun. After all, helping is what best friends do for each other! Join Iris and Walter in this charming second book in their new series. Elissa Haden Guest and Christine Davenier once again offer the delights that Publishers Weekly praised so lavishly in its review of the first installment of Iris and Walter's remarkable adventures: "Four gracefully paced chapters, stylish illustrations, and a design that allows plenty of breathing room add up to a knockout kickoff to a beginning reader series."

Iris is sure that life in her new home will be just awful. There is nothing to do and no one to play with in the country. Iris will never be happy there. Then Grandpa suggests a walk. Down the road and around the bend, they discover a huge green tree, a secret hideaway--and a boy named Walter. Maybe life far from the city won't be so lonely after all.