Books with title Trip To The North Pole

A young woman’s secret love affair leads to a violent and tragic act in one of Elizabeth Bowen’s most acclaimed novels. To the North centers on two young women in 1920s London, the recently widowed Cecilia Summers and her late husband's sister, Emmeline. Drawn to each other in the wake of their loss, the two set up house together and gradually become more entwined than they know. But the comfortable refuge they have made is "a house built on sand"; both realize it cannot last. While Cecilia, capricious and unsure if she can really love anyone, moves reluctantly toward a second marriage, Emmeline, a gentle and independent soul, is surprised to find the calm tenor of her life disturbed for the first time by her attraction to the predatory Mark Linkwater. Bowen’s psychological acuity is on full display in a conclusion that plumbs the depths of this seemingly detached young woman in a single, life-shattering moment.

Santa as the bad guy? Come on. Who would possibly believe that? How about Jack Frost, a dark elf with a decidedly different take on the story of the North Pole? When Jack returns to his home late one spring, he finds his people gone and an enemy fortress on his doorstep. The name on that castle? Kringle. Let the battle begin. Richard Alan Dickson, author of The Fifth Horseman, spins a deliciously dark story of the winter wonderland... from the side of the bad guys. Discover how they oust the interloper from their turf. Taking the North Pole is a wonderfully clever story that your stuffy old aunt may not enjoy.

Trace your way to the North Pole in this Christmas adventure!Follow the trail for a snowy adventure to the North Pole! This storybook has a die-cut path so toddlers can move their fingers along the path as they meet penguins, elves, reindeer, and even Santa! With adorable illustrations and rhyming text, this trace and touch book is perfect for Christmastime reading.

This story tells the tale of a plucky little penguin named Cleary who lives in the South Pole with his mother and grandfather. One day while playing on the beach a newspaper article about Santa washes ashore from a cruise ship and entices him to travel to the North Pole to bring Santa to his colony, a place he has never been. Cleary embarks on a voyage crossing South and North America, where he meets other animals and travels through varying geographical landscapes. He has many adventures and surprises while meeting new friends along the way that help him complete his journey to convince Santa to come south and celebrate Christmas.

A young woman’s secret love affair leads to a violent and tragic act in one of Elizabeth Bowen’s most acclaimed novels. To the North centers on two young women in 1920s London, the recently widowed Cecilia Summers and her late husband's sister, Emmeline. Drawn to each other in the wake of their loss, the two set up house together and gradually become more entwined than they know. But the comfortable refuge they have made is "a house built on sand"; both realize it cannot last. While Cecilia, capricious and unsure if she can really love anyone, moves reluctantly toward a second marriage, Emmeline, a gentle and independent soul, is surprised to find the calm tenor of her life disturbed for the first time by her attraction to the predatory Mark Linkwater. Bowen’s psychological acuity is on full display in a conclusion that plumbs the depths of this seemingly detached young woman in a single, life-shattering moment.

As a child, did you have your dreams?Did you imagine living adventures, going to the North Pole, saving a princess, travel the world, or just fly?''This is Andy'' series books is all about Andy, the little boy with a rich imagination.Now, Andy goes to the North Pole, he's chased by an Eskimo, meets Mr. Walrus, and he's almost eaten by Miss Snow Bear!In this book, your child will learn that is great to have an active imagination, but never let what he imagines controls who he is!Read the book about Andy's trip to the North Pole and you'll enjoy a fresh, funny story!

Many young readers think of the North Pole as the place where Santa Claus lives with his wife, reindeer, and elves. The North Pole presents the geography and science of this polar region to young readers in an age-appropriate way. The clear language and easy-to-read, colorful maps and photographs of the North Pole will engage and expand any young readers grasp on the concepts of continents, climate, Earths rotation, and more! The fascinating history of the remarkable explorers of this frigid landscape is also included in the main text, introducing a part of history thats sure to inspire!