Books with title Save the Polar Bear

Lucy has some very strange neighbors with horns, humps, tails, and trunks. That's because Lucy lives next door to the zoo! Every night, she climbs down the long neck of Georgina the Giraffe and listens to one of them tell her a story. Tonight it's the story of Snowbert the Polar Bear. Snowbert is lonely: the North Pole is quiet and cold, and he's fed up with playing dominoes alone. When Sidney the Seal shows up, the two new friends have great fun together playing games and making snowmen. But then comes the long winter; will Snowbert ever see Sidney again?

Polaris King of the Arctic Floes, for children 6-8 years. A magical story about tPolaris a polar bear. He hears the salt laden whispers of sirens seductively oozing from caves. ' Come oh King of the Arctic join with us at our play.' Polaris entranced by the whispering song skimming the waves, dives into the ocean to frolic with the sirens of the sea, with disastrous results..

In the great frozen expanse of the high Arctic, Pani, a young Inuit girl, longs to be a great hunter of polar bears like her parents before her. But first, says Pani's grandmother, she must become a great fisher. The next day at the fishing hole, Pani hooks her first fish. In honor of her accomplishment her grandmother presents her with a special ivory fishing lure that once belonged to Pani's mother.Proud of her lure, Pani tells her friends that it is magic and someday she will be a great hunter. But they mock her, insisting that only men can become great hunters. Hurt by their jeers, Pani puts her hands over her ears and runs and runs. Before she knows it she is far out on the polar ice, where she encounters the pale shape of a wounded polar bear cub. Now she must decide whether to hunt or help. "It's all right, Nanook," she says to the weakened cub. "I will take care of you." Inspired by a traditional Inuit legend, The Polar Bear's Gift is about the compassion and resourcefulness of a young girl with ambitious dreams. It is Pani's trial and her triumph to discover that what makes a great hunter is not necessarily a straight aim. It is the lure of the heart on the cold arctic ice.

The story of Yukon, the Polar Bear brings awareness about global warming and climate change and teaches children how important our planet is. The reader is not only drawn into the story but learns how climate change affects polar bear habitat, and how polar bears will eventually become extinct if we don’t take action now.Yukon is a polar bear cub who enjoys the company of his mother and loves play-fighting with her or sliding down the slopes. One day, due to ice thawing and thinning, his mother falls between two blocks of sea ice and is badly injured. Yukon runs to get help but is stranded on an ice floe that drifts into open waters and leaves his injured mother behind. Will he be able to survive in the wilderness without his mother?

Bublar the Polar Bear takes his first shaky steps from his den onto the frigid arctic tundra, a rough and unforgiving land. With his mother as his guide, Bublar travels long and dangerous distances learning about the land and how to survive. While the journey is a difficult one at times, the obstacles and experiences he encounters along the way shape the type of bear Bublar will grow up to be.Bublar the Polar Bear is the endearing story of an inquisitive young bear growing up in a harsh environment. It’s a story of exploration, love, and respect as he struggles against hunger, the hard land, and the most dangerous thing of all… man.