Eric Walters Books in Order

Exploring his remote island's coastline with his grandfather, Dylan discovers a young orca stranded after a storm. With sunlight threatening the calf and its family waiting offshore, the pair must find a way to keep it alive.

Kitoo discovers ice hockey in a discarded book at his Kenyan orphanage and longs to see the sport for himself. Watching roller hockey in the city gives him a new ambition, despite unfamiliar equipment and seemingly impossible circumstances.

Sent to live with his estranged grandfather, Dylan discovers a young orca stranded on a rocky beach. His determination to keep the animal alive while waiting for the tide challenges the distance between two people who barely know each other.

Seven-year-old Evan's town celebrates Christmas in October because his illness may prevent him from reaching December. Surrounded by decorations and an early parade, he worries about whether Santa will know to come before the usual holiday.

Robbie hides his father's unpredictable behavior because he fears being placed in foster care. When he is assigned to show a new student around school, an unexpected friendship challenges the secrecy he depends on to protect his home life.

Noah imagines his animal friends coming alive as he wishes each one good night before bed. Repeated exchanges pair their sounds with his replies, inviting young children to join a familiar routine of saying farewell before sleep.

Thirteen-year-old Houston enters a competitive space camp and discovers it is an audition for a secret NASA training program. Alongside two talented rivals, he must prove that young recruits can meet challenges usually reserved for adult astronauts.

Becky agrees to help a homeschooled new student adjust to high school, but Gene's extraordinary learning abilities puzzle her. As their friendship deepens, she discovers that his unusual talents conceal a secret dangerous enough to attract deadly attention.

Basketball gives Jordan a refuge from his parents' arguments, but their separation brings changes he cannot escape on the court. As he learns more about his father's life, he must reconsider family, friendship and his expectations of both.

Thirteen-year-old Jamie is stranded far from home when technology suddenly stops working worldwide. With flight crew, fellow passengers, and a rescued dog, he begins a dangerous journey through growing chaos, discovering courage he did not know he possessed.

Julia’s unwanted move to Campbell River becomes bearable when she falls for Cody Romano. Their families stand on opposing sides of a divisive environmental dispute, forcing the teenagers to conceal their relationship as tensions and sabotage escalate.