Walter, a warthog, sees water everywhere: in the bathtub, from the garden hose, from the sky as rain. He writes down everything he notices about water in a special blue notebook. And then he shares what he learns with his friend Willa. As Walter and Willa do some science experiments, they find out cool things about water: water evaporates, ice floats, water can bring a dying plant back to life, and more. Tag along with Walter and Willa in this fun introduction to one of Earth's most important resources. Simple experiments you can do at home and a page full of fascinating facts about water are included.

About the Author
Nancy Elizabeth Wallace has written and illustrated many wonderful picture books about ponds, shells, leaves, seeds, art, rocks, stars, and more. She encourages children to explore the amazing world around them. Nancy lives by the water in Branford, Connecticut, with her husband, Peter.

Reviews
"[A]n appealing, accessible primer on water, its properties, and the importance of conservation...this book has it all as an introduction to this life-giving source." -School Library Journal



Book Information
ISBN 9781477847305
Author Nancy Elizabeth Wallace
Format Hardback
Page Count 40
Imprint Two Lions
Publisher Amazon Publishing