In "Harriet and Walt" by Nancy Carlson, Harriet is excited to play outside in the snow but has to bring her younger brother, Walt, along. Walt's clumsiness causes many problems, like collapsing a snow tunnel, getting his tongue stuck on a flagpole, and ruining a snowman. Harriet's friend George calls Walt dumb, which frustrates Harriet. Despite this, Harriet realizes that Walt is just little and needs help. She teaches him how to make snow angels, build a snowman, and sled properly. By the end of the day, Harriet enjoys spending time with Walt and feels happy they had fun together.
This story shows the importance of being patient and understanding with younger siblings. Harriet learns to appreciate Walt's efforts and finds joy in helping him, teaching readers the value of empathy and kindness.
If you’re interested in this book for a young reader or as a nostalgic addition to your collection, it’s available for purchase through various retailers.
Hope you enjoy this story! See you next time.
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