Ira Says Goodbye

Ira Says Goodbye by Bernard Waber is a reprint edition published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 1988, featuring 38 pages in English. This book serves as a sequel to Ira Sleeps Over, exploring the emotional landscape of friendship as Ira and Reggie navigate the feelings associated with a best friend moving away. The narrative is complemented by cheerful full-page and vignette watercolors that enhance the storytelling.
Readers will find a focus on social themes and emotions, particularly the challenges of new experiences and the impact of separation on friendships. The book addresses topics such as feelings of loss and the humorous aspects of growing up, making it relatable for both boys and girls. This edition captures the essence of childhood experiences, providing insight into the dynamics of friendships and the complexities of change.
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This sequel to Ira Sleeps Over was worth waiting for. Ira and Reggie discover what it feels like when a best friend moves away. “Cheerful full-page and vignette watercolors are alive with style”.–School Library Journal, starred review.
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