There are four chapters of easy reading pleasure in this Level 3 Green Light Reader edition of the first book in the awardwinning friendship series. This story finds Iris hating her new neighborhood in the country until she discovers a treehouse... and maybe a new best friend.
There are four chapters of easy reading pleasure in this Level 3 Green Light Reader edition of the first book in the awardwinning friendship ...
"An easy-to-read story about friendship." -- School Library JournalIn this Level 3 chapter book for newly independent readers, Walter's favorite cousin, Howie, comes for a visit.Irisexpected the three of them to have lots of funfishing and learningmagic tricks.Instead, Irisfeels left out and worries she will lose her best friend. Like other Iris and Walter books in the Green LightReaderseries, this story addressescommon childhood situationswithsensitivity and honesty. Storylinealso creates opportunities to talk aboutbullying behaviors, and, ultimately, showscharacters developingclever...
"An easy-to-read story about friendship." -- School Library JournalIn this Level 3 chapter book for newly independent readers, Walter's favorit...
"Another satisfying installment in this series for newly independent readers." --School Library Journal Miss Cherry is out sick, and Iris's grandpa is the substitute teacher Iris loves being the special helper on Grandpa's first day in the classroom. But when her teacher is absent again, Iris discovers that sharing Grandpa with everyone else in the class is much harder than she thought it would be. Expressive full-color illustrations help move newly indepedent readers seamlessly from one easy-to-read chapter to the next.
"Another satisfying installment in this series for newly independent readers." --School Library Journal Miss Cherry is out sick, and Iris'...
"This excellent addition to the series is a perfect choice for newly independent readers." --School Library Journal
Iris and Walter are excited about performing in their first school play. Walter helps Iris make her costume. Iris helps Walter remember his lines. But when Iris wakes up sick on the morning of the play, she's in for a big disappointment. Will the show go on without her?
"This excellent addition to the series is a perfect choice for newly independent readers." --School Library Journal