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A Walter Wind Collection
by Joan Daulby   
Books by Joan Daulby
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Category:  Children
Publisher: Pine Lake Books

ISBN-10:  1926898761

Type: Fiction

Pages: 110

ISBN-13: 9781926898766


This is a collection of five Walter Wind Stories all in one book--Walter Wind, Walter Wind and the Turbine, Walter Wind and Trash Recycled, Walter Wind and Red Hat and Walter Wind Rescues Santa.

Joan's new book, "A Walter Wind collection" contains five stories from her Walter Wind Series, complete with original illustrations by Bev Newton as seen in the each previously published separate book.

As Walter soars around the town of Mulberry, he learns about energy conservation, recycling, bullying and Santa, a tale of wonderment.

Walter's adventures weave him into the lives of children, parents and educators.

This collection of stories is available through Joan's Publisher, Pine Lake Books, Amazon.com or by emailing Joan at joan.daulby.yahoo.ca.  Joan invites you to visit her website, joandalby.com for more detailed information and book reviews.

Review:  August 31, 2014 by Amy - I have 3 kids (ages 7, 5, and 3) I love Joan's books! The stories are simple and entertaining enough to hold interest with some nice layers of education and ideas to get kids thinking about bigger issues.  Enough substance that we enjoy reading them over and over. I get excited when I find an author who writes wholesome, educational, creative and fun stories for curious kids!  Thank you Joan!


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